Dino parts?

[Jay33]

Hi Guys, Thank you the forum and your attention. I have no experience with fossils but I found these in a storage locker in NH I was cleaning out, for a discounted price, under the basis I got to keep any treasures. I am confident these are treasures but just don’t know to what extent. Regardless a privilege just to own and handle history like this! Anyhow, any help with ID  would be helpful. Thank you!

[val horn]

i and others will be glad to help you id what you have, but you are going to need better pictures from all 6 sides of each fossil.   You may want to print out Coco's cm paper for your photos to make the size clearer.   You may also want to separate your fossils to one or two per post so that it is clear who is talking about what.  Any providence you have about these fossils will also help in their id.

[Coco]

Hi,

 

Good advice above, and don’t forget to number your photos !

 

My centimeter paper is in my first link to my signature.

 

Coco

[Jay33]

Thank you for the feedback guys much appreciated. I did have the state these came from in there but I abbreviated it as NH which is easy to miss. So just to confirm I found these in a storage locker in New Hampshire. Here are the additional photos:

[TheGoblinKing]

pictures 2, 6, and the last 6 look like quartz to me, but the rest resemble mammal teeth.

 

Maybe some horse teeth? I've seen examples from Florida that look identical.

Edited August 23, 2022 by TheGoblinKing
Didn't make a whole lot of sense, lol.

[Fin Lover]

I believe @val horn meant where the fossils originated from but, unless there was paperwork with these in the storage unit, you probably wouldn't know that information.

 

International members won't recognize the coin and know the size of it, so please use cm or mm (cm paper, ruler, tape measure, etc.). It's difficult to even see what kind of coin it is from the pictures. Thanks!

[Ludwigia]

These are certainly not dino parts at any rate.

[val horn]

Picture 18 appears to be horse.7/8 appear more bovine to me.  As stated no dinosaur fossils.  It is hard to discuss them when there are so many and they are not numbered.

[Coco]

As for the size of your fossils in your photos, look in my signature.

 

Then, as mentioned above, it is strongly recommended to number your photos. It encourages the answers...

 

Coco

[jpc]

I see a fossil rhino tooth in there

[Jay33]

Ok Thank you everybody. I think I have enough for a basic understanding of what I have, or more, what I don't. I much appreciate your time and help. This is a very cool and helpful forum. Hopefully, I will be able to follow the other things going on here to learn some more. God Bless!