A 1st time bone... for me

[Shellseeker]

I went to the Peace River today.  It seemed like a great way to spend Memorial day. My spouse had the Hotdogs, baked beans and coleslaw waiting for me to get home.

My friend @jcbshark was asking for an ID.

For the 1st 3 hours of digging , the finds were ONLY pretty colored small shark teeth,  mostly broken , mostly hemis,  but a few were perfect. 

Then I moved locations to be closer to my hunting partner and at first the only thing that changed was the small shark teeth were black.

In the last hour a couple of bones made my day... Big smile BIG smile...

1st from a tortoise, a rather unique bone.

I found a "double" 10 years back,  You could read about it here...

http://www.thefossilforum.com/index.php?/topic/111416-scutes-unknown/

 

The 2nd is a bone I did not recognize and request an ID. @Harry Pristis

may be able to help.

 

Some additional views,

 

The reason I am excited is that I found this Worthpoint fossil and wondered What are the possibilities

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/fossil-miocene-rhinoceros-medial-1923733683

[Harry Pristis]

It's a possibility.

[Shellseeker]

13 hours ago, Harry Pristis said:

It's a possibility.

Good answer,  Harry

Here is what Richard had to say..

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Sorry to burst your bubble, but I have serious doubts about this being a rhino or a foot bone. To me it more looks like a vertebral centrum, possible a sacral vertebra from a juvenile mammal (before fusing with other sacrals to form the sacrum). And not identifiable to any level below Mammalia.

Richard

Very reasonable alternative.  Not identifiable.