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Hello all. I was wondering if anyone on here is from (or very familiar with) coastal plain South Carolina. I am not fishing for spots at all, in fact I have a vacation rental on a nice piece of land west of Summerville that I picked and paid for in hopes that we would have fossiling accessible from our home base. We have river access and the land is ripe with creeks. I would like to network with someone knowledgeable about the area to find out if where we are staying might be fossiliferous. This is mostly my teenage son's hobby, but we will definitely hunt as a family. We did hunt
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Found in seminary Mississippi in the side of a red dirt cluff. What could it be?
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Is this a fossil or something else?
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Is this coral or something else?
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Hi everyone, For a long time, I've wanted to find a Megalodon tooth. I'm from Toronto, where they don't exist. However, I have a trip to the South coming up, where I understand there are some prime locations. It's a trip primarily for business, but I'll have one full day to spend on my Megalodon hunt. I would therefore ideally want to pick a single site. I did my research and my understanding now is that some of the beaches near Charleston, SC are prime. It would be helpful to get some first-hand accounts from you guys, though. The blue area is
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Hello all. I am back with a couple fossil Id questions. I got a few things in a colection that was given to me from a ranch sale. Anyway this is the first question I have. Found supposedly in south Dakota 30+ years ago. Im thinkig a rib but that all and pretty much a guess. Any help would be much approciated.
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Does anyone have a copy of the complete documentation „South American mega-dinosaurs – Extreme Dinosaurs – BBC” available? Thanks, Marlon
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A while back on one of the occasions my friend Barrett and I went to the Conasauga creepy crawlies, a man who arrived some time later with his daughter to hunt them recommended we check out a place called Springfield. A rough map of the area in and around Springfield says that there are pleistocene deposits in the general area. Anyone know of a good place to learn more, or a potential spot to hit?
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would you like to know what animals and body parts are these fossils found on a beach in southern Brazil.
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Hello all, In juli I go to the south of France for 2-3 weeks. We go every year to a different place. Now I want to ask if there are good hunting spots over there that are free accessible? I would prefer to find some vertebra fossils but I know that might be hard. Inverts are also fine. Anyone here that can help with tips or locations? I never found fossils in the south before but I know they are there. We don't go to the West/South coast because there are too many tourists over there. Thanks in advance. Greetings
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Hello Everyone! It's been a minute since I've had the pleasure of finding any fossils worth posting here, but I was lucky enough today to squeeze in a couple hours of hunting. I noticed several sets of footprints around my usual hunting site - others had picked through the material recently. Undeterred, I made my way along the river visually scouring every square inch of exposed grey-brown Oligocene formation and gravel. Im glad I stuck with it because I was rewarded with several nice (albeit small) teeth from the extinct mega-tooth white shark, Carcharocles angustidens as well as a slew
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Found some fossilized critters downtown Charleston SC Museum of Natural History - College of Charleston
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Hi guys this is the rest of my ammonites
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What kind of ammonite is it ? I found this in south of morocco in a place called imssouane see the photo in this green area late cretaceous
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What kind of ammonite is it ?
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I just find this
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New hunt !! any idea my friends? Other angle
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What do you think about this ?
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Hello my friends I find that this morning and i think is interesting for us so anyone know what it is and his age ?
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I find this today it looks like a fruit it was interesting for me so olease if someone know something about this tell us what is it. King regards Salomon
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I just find this yesterday i guess is a horn or bone or something like that. I couldn't upload more photos they told me max is 3.95 mo i have a pretty good quality i will see how to make it less.
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From the album: Aussie Megafauna
Two TINY Potoroo, kangaroo rat, jaws from Henschkes Quarry. Naracoorte caves. -
Hello all, newb here. I purchased a house a year ago and have been finding various fossils, geodes, and indian artifacts. Mainly what ive been finding is crinoid stems, brachiopods, and horn coral. Initially when i looked down and saw this i thought it was a crinoid stem and almost didnt pick it up since im over-run. the "bottom" edge was what was exposed. I looked at pics online and the closest guess i can make is trilobite but I am very uncertain in that thought. Any help please.
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These finds are from South Texas in Eagle Pass. The surrounding material is soft shale(?) and sandstone(?). I think these are corals and stromatolites, maybe from the cretaceous period. I'd appreciate confirmation. I included a wide shot with my hammer for scale indicating where the "coral" was found. If I can date that location, I might be able to at least estimate dates for layers above and below. This will help me know what kinds of specimens to look for. I'd love to find *anything* with a backbone for a change. You know, so my wife will stop making fun of me. :-) Edit: After som
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Hello, I am trying to find a site on the south coast of England that has a high frequency of marine reptile fossils - I have visited Charmouth a number of times and only found a badly weathered caudal vertebra, does anyone have any knowledge at other sites? Thank you
