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This item was found in Amherst, NH, USA around three feet underground. Surrounding soil was sandy with veins of heavy clay running through it.  

 

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My first impression was a sliver of worn bone, but that's really just a guess.  :headscratch:

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4 hours ago, GeschWhat said:

I don't know anything about New Hampshire fossils,

Ask @Carl about it sometime. :)

Sorry. Iron rich sand or mudstone. Almost certainly.

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Sadly, there are virtually no fossils in NH. And I'm not seeing any details in the posted specimen to suggest it is a fossil. Sorry.

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