Some Incisors

[Shellseeker]

Here in Florida , we can have driving Thunder storms followed by Sunshine.. One areas get 3-4 inches of rain, another 5 miles away gets a trace.  I frequently check the water depth gauges. One of my locations opened up and I tried with a friend for some deeper water hunting.

First,  I found a small horse incisor consistent with the Blancan age of fossils from this site. The most common small horse I find here is N. peninsulatus, and I think this is likely from that horse.

 

Then a switch to modern, and I am thinking this is wild pig / boar,  but not positive whether it is an incisor or a tusk.

 

and finally, what I believe to be a fossil incisor but I am just not sure the mammal.. It looks to be the size and shape of an Equus incisor, BUT I have not seen that enamel texture, the horizontal lines on the enamel tip, the dual tower nature of that enamel tip in the normal Equus incisors I find. Most of my Equus incisors are just bigger versions of the N. peninsulatus incisor I showed above. Thanks for any any all comments. On this last tooth, width of chewing surface is 11 mm, length of tooth is 43 mm.