Petrified reptile head

[solo2150]

Just found wht is it 

[daves64]

Based on the one picture, I'd say it's a rock. Past that, I don't think anyone could tell you much about it.

[Randyw]

First off. Welcome to the forum! As to this item It’s a blurry picture of a ordinary rock sorry… theres no sign of bilateral simetry, no sign of bones or other fossil material.

Edited March 8, 2023 by Randyw

[doushantuo]

agree with the reactions so far.

a rather nondescript piece of earth material("rock")

In future posts,you might want to include more data and pictorial material,if you want to obtain something that remotely resembles an "ID"

 

[RJB]

Plainus rockis   Scientific term. 

 

RB

[Kane]

Topic moved to Fossil ID

[solo2150]

so this is a rock you say

 

[Kane]

As others have stated, it is indeed a rock. There is nothing in these images that indicates a fossil.

[Fossildude19]

Yes. This is a rock.

No bilateral symmetry. No bone texture.

Probably some sort of metamorphic rock, like chert or quartzite.

[Rockwood]

32 minutes ago, solo2150 said:

so this is a rock you say

I see the shapes that may suggest this being a skull. The texture of the bones that make up a skull is not seen here though. Without that there is almost no chance of it being proven to be a fossil skull if it was an isolated find.

[Fossildude19]

Unfortunately, we are not seeing eye-to -eye here.

I think @solo2150 needs to take his item to the local paleontological museum, and have a paleontologist look at it, as he seems convinced his find is a "petrified reptile head".

We wish the OP the best of luck with his find.

Topic is now locked.