My son found this neat fossil in the Bell Rock area of Sedona, AZ

[ecastano]

My 8yr old found this neat fossil and we could use some help with identification. He found it on the Bell Rock climb hike of Sedona Arizona.

 

The fossil is slightly concave/curved. It's 4 cm long and about 2cm wide with some tapering. You can see three distinct tips on one end and is flat on the other. 

 

You all came through the last time so any leads would be immensely appreciated. My son is just dying to find out what it is he found. 

[Sjfriend]

It appears to me to be a weather worn rock. I'm not seeing any definite signs of actual fossil. Maybe @DPS Ammonitecan be of more help as he is very familiar with AZ fossils

[DPS Ammonite]

Not obviously a fossil. If a fossil, it could be a burrow.

[JBkansas]

Any fossil becomes a rock if you expose it to the elements long enough.

[jpc]

2 hours ago, JBkansas said:

Any fossil becomes a rock if you expose it to the elements long enough.

Huh?  Exposed to the elements long enough and a fossil will become sand at best

[JBkansas]

8 minutes ago, jpc said:

Huh?  Exposed to the elements long enough and a fossil will become sand at best

I was meaning no longer recognizable as a fossil rock. That would happen long before it's reduced to sand.

[ecastano]

Thanks all for your responses. I thought that was also a possibility. Let me now go burst his bubble....

[DPS Ammonite]

Here are some fossils that can be found in the Permian redbeds of the Sedona area:

 

http://www.schursastrophotography.com/paleo/sedona1.html