Please help identifying!

[KylerThrift]

Does anyone know what these items might be? Thanks  the last 3 pictures are all the same item just different angles 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[KylerThrift]

Found In south east Georgia 

[Rockwood]

This does appear to be bone. At least the lighter colored one must have been in a marine environment at some time. The top and bottom photos show what looks like a vertebra. I can't identify them further though.

[Ludwigia]

There appear to be some bivalve fossils in that rock, but I don't think you'll find a dinosaur in it  Stratigraphy?

[Rockwood]

I think those are barnacles on a fossil bone.

[Troodon]

I think the Cretaceous sediments in Georgia are more mid state so not Dinosaurian..  Can you be more specific as to where it was found. 

[minnbuckeye]

Bryozoans or corals present on the surface too!

[minnbuckeye]

It appears this is a partial repeat of "Anyone know what this might be ?"

[Fossildude19]

TOPICS MERGED.

Only one is necessary.

[Meganeura]

9 hours ago, KylerThrift said:

I believe this one is a tilly bone of some kind.

[Rockwood]

54 minutes ago, Meganeura said:

I believe this one is a tilly bone of some kind.

Wouldn't the apparently complete neural arch rule out fish ? Or am I restricting the term to fish unnecessarily ?

[Meganeura]

3 minutes ago, Rockwood said:

Wouldn't the apparently complete neural arch rule out fish ? Or am I restricting the term to fish unnecessarily ?

You know a lot better than I - it looks like an inflated vertebrae to me is all! I'm still quite a bit of an amateur, honestly.

[Rockwood]

[Fossildude19]

First item cropped and brightened:

 

 

   

[KylerThrift]

3 hours ago, minnbuckeye said:

It appears this is a partial repeat of "Anyone know what this might be ?"

Sorry I posted that but then I could not find the post so I wasn’t sure if it ever uploaded or not. 

[KylerThrift]

3 hours ago, Troodon said:

I think the Cretaceous sediments in Georgia are more mid state so not Dinosaurian..  Can you be more specific as to where it was found. 

Kingsland ga 

[Troodon]

3 hours ago, KylerThrift said:

Kingsland ga 

Thanks, Thats Pleistocene or earlier.  Need some mammal members to chime in.  That big bone could even be from a cetacean. 

[Rockwood]

Likely a caudal ?