Help needed shark tooth ID and skull/rock?!?

[Rdl81]

Hello on my first fossil hunt today in UK coast I found the below shark tooth and this which looks like a fossil but I am not sure.

 

any ideas if this is something? If you turn it lengthways I looks like a head with teeth and the type of shark tooth? Both were found with lots of fossilised tree

Edited August 21, 2020 by Rdl81
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[Fossildude19]

Welcome to the Forum.  

 

I cannot help with your shark tooth, but the other is a piece of a lower fish jaw, along with what may be a supraangular, angular, or pre-operculum or some other bits of the skull.

Well done on that.   

 

Cropped, enlarged, and rotated:

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

 

 

Diagram from HERE.

[BellamyBlake]

Would you mind showing us the tooth up close? I'd like to see if it has (or had) cusps

[RuMert]

Partial fish skull, impressive find, especially for the first hunt

[Fossildude19]

Where on the coast was it found? There is a lot of coast around the UK.  

[Jackson g]

Wow that is an impressive find for your first fossil hunt there. I would go back and look for more. I wouldn't think that a fish skull fragment that nice is common at all.

[Rdl81]

Thank you very much for the replies and the picture editing!! I was sure it was something but sometimes your mind and eyes see what they want. 
 

what would the approximate age of the skull be?

 

i found it at Walton on the Naze which is on east coast of the UK and is popular place for fossil hunting. 
 

I will try and upload some better pictures of the tooth 

[Rdl81]

Thank you very much for the replies and the picture editing!! I was sure it was something but sometimes your mind and eyes see what they want. 
 

what would the approximate age of the skull be?

 

i found it at Walton on the Naze which is on east coast of the UK and is popular place for fossil hunting. 
 

I will try and upload some better pictures of the tooth 

[Rdl81]

We also had some other finds fossilised wood and some other things but how can you tell if you have a bone or just a stone?!?

[PrehistoricWonders]

11 hours ago, Rdl81 said:

We also had some other finds fossilised wood and some other things but how can you tell if you have a bone or just a stone?!?

There are different ways, depends on the bone, where it was found, and the fossilization. 

[Rdl81]

9 minutes ago, Familyroadtrip said:

There are different ways, depends on the bone, where it was found, and the fossilization. 

I have just started a new thread with some pictures of (some) of the other finds

[Fossildude19]

On 8/22/2020 at 7:45 AM, Rdl81 said:

what would the approximate age of the skull be?

 

Looks like around 54 million years, according to this site.

Also see this site.