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I found these hunting for arrowheads in northern Upshur County. They were on the surface downhill from a knoll after recent rainfall. It's a sandy "red dirt" area, with what I think are some scattered hematite and sandstone or siltstone rocks and pieces. Are they fossils? I'm new to fossil and rock hunting. This is my first post ;)

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I think they are in-filled burrows.

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Thank you for the speedy replies! I found images and description of "crinoid stems" that look VERY similar to my "things." I'm looking at your suggestions "burrows" as well.

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i would say burrows also.

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