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Is this a Dino tooth?


Katevans

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Hi,

 

Walton-on-the-Naze is an Eocene-aged site with fossils from the London Clay, so there won't be any dinosaurs found here as the sediments are too young. Instead you can find shark teeth though. How big is this piece? Superficially it has the shape of a highly eroded shark tooth but i do not think it is one. Could we have additional pictures of the other side and a side view? I think it is more likely to be a piece of pyritised wood, if it's even a fossil at all. 

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