Another Indonesian meg

[patrickhudson]

The root  on the black tooth seems too perfect.  Maybe I’m wrong?  Thoughts?

Indonesia of course.  

 

 

Any red flags on the second tooth?  Also Indonesia.  
thanks for the help 

[aeon.rocks]

Difficult to say. You'll need to post both sides pics or close ups to get an opinion. 

[patrickhudson]

Do these help @aeon.rocks?

[Top Trilo]

I can't tell on the second one but the first, the root looks mostly or completely restored. I don't see any big red flags on the blade just polished

[Thecosmilia Trichitoma]

I agree with @Top Trilo. The first one has a dark blade color, but the root does not match up with that. I am also suspicious that the first one is from the US (most likely southeastern.) Correct me if I'm wrong, but I have never seen a dark blue colored one like that come from Indonesia. I believe that the color comes from tannins and other natural dyes when the teeth are in rivers or in Oceans, where they are commonly found in the US. From what I know, most of the sites in Indonesia are on land. Again, correct me if I'm wrong with this.

[aeon.rocks]

Both are natural, no red flags! 

 

Regarding the colors and locality: both are Indonesian, west Java, just different layers.

[patrickhudson]

Thanks for the wisdom 

[BellamyBlake]

Imo, no restorations on either. They also both appear to be from Java. The dark colored enamel is less common from what I've seen, but I have seen it. I actually just bought a similarly colored one from Java