Hunstanton fossil bone?

[JamesAlex]

Hello, I was fossil hunting today at along the beach cliffs at Hunstanton, West Norfolk, England. Found lot of belemnites and wheels in the cliff rocks, but also found this which to me and my boyfriend looked like a bone of some sorts in the rock? We have only just started getting into fossils so any guidance as to identify this would be appreciated, even if it turns out just to be a cool shaped rock. thanks

 

 

Edited September 6, 2020 by JamesAlex
clarification

[JamesAlex]

According to a sign at the beach the fossils at the beach are Cretaceous. 

[JamesAlex]

[TqB]

Not a bone I'm afraid. I think it's a piece of Thalassinoides - a trace fossil burrow. There's a bed of them there, at the base of the white chalk where it overlies the red.

 

Google Images Thalassinoides Hunstanton

 

Welcome to the forum and keep posting finds!

 

 

Edited September 6, 2020 by TqB

[JamesAlex]

36 minutes ago, TqB said:

Not a bone I'm afraid. I think it's a piece of Thalassinoides - a trace fossil burrow. There's a bed of them there, at the base of the white chalk where it overlies the red.

 

Google Images Thalassinoides Hunstanton

 

Welcome to the forum and keep posting finds!

 

 

Ah brilliant thanks for identifying