? Teeth and other potential fossils

[Den]

Edited July 16, 2022 by Den
Not finished

[Fossildude19]

Not teeth, unfortunately. No enamel present.

These look like chert nodules, to me.

[Brandy Cole]

Number 2 looks like banded chert to me.  That's what gives it the neat looking rings.

[Den]

Ahh thank you! That’s good to know. I work in a primary school and know nothing about fossils, but the children are very excited about the topic. I certainly don’t want to tell them anything wrong. I have a few more that I am about to post , I am just grateful for your knowledge and am pleased you can say either way for me if it is actually anything or not. Many thanks! 

[Den]

It’s also good you have told me actually what it is so I can pass that information on . Thank you so much. 

[TqB]

To be a little more specific, they're all Upper Cretaceous flint which is the kind of chert you'll find down there. It's well known for producing convincing looking pseudofossils including teeth. But it also contains or forms many real fossils.

 

[Den]

Thank you!