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  1. Loxodonta45

    Fossilized bones found on river bank

    Would love to gain some insight on these bones I recently found on an exposed river bank (east Texas) after a few weeks of heavy rain. Note: Vertebrae specimen measures approx 3x3.5 inches. Also wondering how ya'll differentiate between fossilized bone and modern bone specimens? Can modern bones change in appearance/feel and be confused with fossilized bone due to exposure to various elements? Thank you!
  2. Here are a few molars that I’m stumped on. They were all found In NE corner of Kansas in some Permian (edit: not Permian) glacial drift material. Molar #1: Going through @Harry Pristis’s album, to me this one resembles Tapir, but I am doubtful Molar #2 I have no ideas on this one, initially guessed peccary but I think that is incorrect Molar #3 This one has some of the root, although some of the top surface has been broken Thank you to everyone in advance! I try to ID our fossils myself, but these I can’t seem to figure these out. Have a great day everyone
  3. Creedz

    Fossil Information

    I need help to identify this fossil. Just helping.
  4. Michael Marinelli

    Dire wolf tooth? Found in FL

    I recently found this partial tooth in Florida and I really think it’s dire wolf. It looks exactly like the upper carnassial dire wolf teeth online. The only measurement i have is that the thickest part of the enamel from top to bottom is 17mm thick, not accounting for wear. Can you guys confirm/deny? Thanks! filtered-3F76D20A-199B-4B93-8957-ACB17287FC39.mp4
  5. SandraZet

    Stone with lines from Chile

    Hi, my 5year old son found this in Chile, near Cochamo in a riverbed and the more I look at it I wonder how a stone got this texture. Maybe you can help us understand how this happened. It is about 13inches long and very heavy. Thanks!!
  6. MOGARDE

    Bison or Cow Horn - River Find

    HI there, We found a horn on our recent trip to the Missouri River in the St Louis area. It appears to be at least partially mineralized. We have found many Bison teeth on the river sandbars but never a horn. We are hoping someone can help confirm whether it is in fact Bison or Cow. Thank you for any assistance with identification! Much appreciated!
  7. Hi so I'm completely new to all of this and what I found was by accident and thankfully I got bored with me and my son's fish tank substrate because I would of just threw this back in the dirt. Anyways I was collecting rocks for the fish tank and brought a bunch home an took the most like ones inside to put in the fish tank and left the rest outside well months later I wanted to change the tanks look so I went through the pile of rocks when I noticed one of the coolest things I ever found then after looking on Google I seen a picture and thought it looked like another rock I found hopefully someone could please tell me what I found and if it's a more of a common or hopefully rare find. I do plan on going to try and find more. Thanks ( the first 9 pics are of what I found then the rest is what I found on Google # 1 # 2 # 3 Google Pics:
  8. Michael1

    Tooth Id?

    Found this tooth in the peace river on my last trip, wasn’t completely sure what it was. Im thinking it could be whale or predator. I know its in pretty bad shape but would be thankful if anyone knows what it is. thanks
  9. Emmanuelle

    Crystals covered coral fossil?

    Hi guys , I hope you can help me in identifying this rock .I found it in a small dry river in Catalunya. It is covered by small quartz or calcite crystals I think. I am not sure if it is a fossil, maybe a coral fossil? Thank you 🙏
  10. Terrygross

    Like a Charlevoix or petoskey but…

    Within the river rock driveway amongst countless other rocks, in capital city, arkansas lies this… one inch by half inch We’re they once little corals like the petoskey?
  11. LookingForRocks

    Can anyone help ID these shells?

    The shells on the bottom are abundant here in Edmonton along the North Saskatchewan river, does anyone know what they might be? The top one is more of an open spiral, the only one of its kind I've found. Thanks in advance ps - the tape measure is in cm/mm
  12. Found this for sale somewhere, they are advertising it as a gar scale, but I don't think it is, although I could definitely be wrong. My first thought was maybe a scute of a crocodile, but I think that is also not it. Any ideas/ Thank you so much everyone in advance!
  13. Terrygross

    What is this please?

    Dry Creek bed find. Very dense. I've cleaned it quite too heavily. It doesn't feel like any local stone that I'm aware. Initially believed it might be pet wood but more uncertain since I over did it. You rock!
  14. Here are things I collected in Judith River this summer that I can't identify. @jpc any help?
  15. Juulz

    Is this a fossil?

    Hey all, I'm new to this so don't rip me up too hard. I found this odd shaped rock in a New Brunswick river famous for being the location where they found a mastodon fossil in 1939. It stood out to me because it wasn't round like all the other river rocks in the water. I was thinking it kind of looks like petrified wood, but I wouldn't know. Any help would be appreciated IMG_4593.mov
  16. Jaybot

    Molars from the Kaw River?

    Found these on different sand banks along the Kansas (Kaw) River east of Lawrence. They are definitely fossils, and I believe they are some sort of tooth or molar, but I am no expert. Any ideas or positive ids appreciated! ps: this is my first post measured in metric in photos
  17. Clarki

    Rocks from British Columbia

    Since the group was so helpful with this post, I thought I would ask again with a couple of rock finds from last week's fishing trip on the Flathead River in south eastern British Columbia. I found several rocks that looked like these two in the next three pics. This rock is about 12" long and the next two pics are the same rock from different angles. The "shards" in the rock caught my attention. Are they fossils? This is a different rock from the previous one, but it had the same type of shards. This next rock contains what appears to contain segmented worms, or cases. The first picture with the ruler is the rock face-on. The following two pics are of the rock from either end. Does this rock contain fossils? Thanks!
  18. Rowingman

    Any ideas?

    Hi there, Made an account to help with ID. I found this along the river Thames, London, UK at work. Rock nerd friend has never seen anything like it, but thinks something - a barnacle? - in some flint. A "flint inclusion in cortex" she said. Whole rock is ~3x5cm. The cool bit is maybe 1cm in diameter. Anyone seen one of these before? Thanks
  19. starfish2o

    Unsure if this is a fossil or not.

    I found this rock (far Southwestern Minnesota) by a river in a pile of rocks placed their by the city. It’s possible it just came from construction and isn’t a fossil at all. But it’s also possible it was naturally occurring in the river as it was down near the water and the river has been a lot lower than normal. I have zero expertise with fossils, and was wondering if anyone recognized this as something. The “fossil” has 9 identifiable segments of concave rectangles all the same width and length, that curve around the rock. Any comments are appreciated!
  20. svcgoat

    Judith River #2 Claw???

    Is this a claw or something else?
  21. SerratedTeeth

    Huge Great White

    It’s been a long time since I’ve posted here! But these teeth definitely deserve to be seen! These are from a trip about a year or two ago. We were diving a river in Eastern North Carolina when I came across this Great White Monster! Along with some smaller whites and makos. I have a GoPro video of finding it, and in the murky water my brother passes right over it with his flashlight. Lucky me! It’s by far the largest GW I have, and have ever seen in person. Needless to say I was ecstatic about this entire trip. Maybe one day I’ll have another trip that turns out this productive!
  22. sisen23

    Some Peace River finds

    I found these in the peace River, I know the first one is a tooth from some mammal but don’t know what. Second I believe is a porcupine blowfish mouth plate? The third I think is part of a tooth but have no idea from what? Lastly I was wondering if anyone knew what bone fragment it’s from, it’s very smooth on one side.
  23. dbrake40

    Minnesota Whatz't Needs ID

    Found this on a river gravel bar today and southern Minnesota. The river has both Cretaceous and glacial deposits. This however looks modern - but what is it?
  24. Hi All! I had the chance to head out last Sunday with my kid and again for a few hours yesterday solo - both times we came back with very heavy backpacks. It’s not easy collecting, but neither of us mind the army crawl in the underbrush. We’re still learning what to take and what to leave - just my 3rd and 4th trip there (thanks to fellow member and friend tom_mo for showing us the ropes and getting me addicted!!) We look for the small water created gully’s in the steep hills, lots of these have been collected over the years but just as many have not it seems. Or maybe the good collectors have just left all the big Essexella and midsized open concretions! Ha It’s so exciting when we find a vein that has loads of nodules - very addicting! I do use a hand held 15$ Home Depot hoe/cultivator to disturb the surface and move moss and leaves, and sturdy gloves to sift through the piles - it really helps. Still have to clean and prep the open ones from yesterday and start soaking these for freeze/thaw - but here’s some pics of the trove from each trip! I’m going to start a separate thread with some questions I have for the long time Mazon Creek collectors - hope you have some time to help a newbie out! Thanks for stopping by! Patrick
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