First fossil finds - The Warren, Folkestone - Need help ID’ing

[CrazyDrain]

Hi Everyone,

 

Hoping to have some help finding out what these are (appreciate that some these will probably just be some random rock or stone).

 

First picture is just the results from a couple of times going around the rocks or beach at the Warren, Folkestone which I don’t  think is terrible for not really knowing what we are doing! 

 

The up close ones i’m not entirely sure what they are if anything at all!

 

 

Also for reference thats a 2p coin don’t think that its obvious to see. 
 

any thing else can help you help me let me know and thank you in advance!

 

Pic 2/3 are the same one just different sides.

 

 

Pic 5/6 are also the same just different sides.

 

 

thinking probably just a stone but no idea: 

 

Also appreciate this one is almost certainly a rock - but my daughter (5) is adamant its something so posting just to confirm if it i!

 

[Ludwigia]

The majority of the things you are showings us are various bits and imprints of ammonites. The last 2 appear to be just rocks.

[minnbuckeye]

7 minutes ago, CrazyDrain said:

 

Now I can understand @Coco better when Americans use coins to show size. Seeing that this is your first post, I debated "criticizing" your pictures. But in hopes you stick around and continue to show us your finds, it is best that a type of measuring device in centimeters or inches be used to indicate size. Otherwise, @ludwigia is our ammonite expert and feel he has given a valid description of your specimens. Hope to see more  finds in the future!!!! By the way, what coin is that?

[fifbrindacier]

I agree, whith @Ludwigia, you have various bits and imprints of ammonites and also two gastropods on the first photo.

I also agree with @minnbuckeye, i don't know what size are the US coins

 

[CrazyDrain]

Thanks both appreciate it!  yeah I also  appreciate the photo quality isn't the best  and in future will take more time to better capture them with the lightening etc. I couldn't find a ruler and ended up giving up and using a coin but will look to have a better concept for measurement in my future posts! We're going again next weekend so depending on what we find next week I may be posting again! 

 

Its a 2 pence coin! 

 

 

[minnbuckeye]

2 hours ago, CrazyDrain said:

Its a 2 pence coin! 

 

 

Thanks! We all get in situations where a measuring device is not readily accessible. So coins are are good secondary choice. If needing to use a coin, stating its rough size (Diameter: 2.5 cm  for a 2 pence) is helpful to those who are unfamiliar with the coin.

[CrazyDrain]

Thanks will do - any other advice for future posts is welcomed!

[Coco]

Hi,

 

6 hours ago, fifbrindacier said:

i don't know what size are the US coins

I suppose it is Queen Elizabeth (Folkestone = Kend, England)

 

6 hours ago, CrazyDrain said:

 I couldn't find a ruler

Please have a look on my signature. And you can even laminate the paper after printing to win in the field !

 

Coco

[fifbrindacier]

22 hours ago, Coco said:

I suppose it is Queen Elizabeth (Folkestone = Kend, England)

(Hahem), it's a penny, (i must change my glasses).

That's captain @Darktooth's fault of course, blasted Pirate who wants us to find Doren's treasure for him !

Edited June 20, 2022 by fifbrindacier

[Euhoplites]

The fifth ammonite from the upper left is a douveilliceras. Rather uncommon from the lower gault 

[Brandy Cole]

Sixth picture looks like an impression fossil.  A close-up photo that provides more detail would probably be helpful to those who are familiar with this age of fossils.