Fossil teeth - Pleistocene?

[Fossilsforever]

Hello all,

 

Today I found two teeth and my girlfriend 1 tooth.

Could anyone help us identifying the teeth?

I thought Horse and Bison or Cow.

But the teeth are quite big. 

And the big bone (second pic) what kind of animal is it?

 

 

[Shellseeker]

Welcome.  To be able to differentiate and Identify different teeth,  the most important in the chewing surface,  circled in blue below.

 

Please take photos with the camera pointed directly down on the chewing surface and also measure the length (throat to lips direction) for each tooth. 

 

I believe that your 1st tooth is cow, because it has a stylid.

[Thomas.Dodson]

1 hour ago, Shellseeker said:

I believe that your 1st tooth is cow, because it has a stylid.

Or what's left of a stylid. For such a weak, worn stylid I agree cow seems most likely. Not Bison. In the Netherlands muskox is in play and has weak stylids like cows. I'm not personally familiar with muskox teeth but more pictures and exact dimensions like Shellseeker mentioned will help.

[fossilus]

The larger bone in the second photo is the proximal end of a sacrum, and could easily go with one of the teeth.  (Horse or cow)

[sjaak]

I think you have cow and horse teeth. But we need pictures of the chewing surfaces.

[Fossilsforever]

[sjaak]

Yes, the first one, with the stylus, is bovine. The other with the rather square chewing area are horse. You can clearly see the different structure of the chewing area. Not sure if these are fossils. Depends on where you found them.