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Probably a Rugose coral.

Pictures of the ends could help to be more definitive.

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Nice finds ! How big are they ? The big one looks like a huge sea urchin spine ... ;)

Many greetings from Germany ! Have a great time with many fossils :)

Regards Sebastian

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The ones in the middle of the first pic are crinoid columnas and the one on the right and in the 2nd pic are part of an orthocone nautloid. Can't make out what the one on the left in the 1st pic is though.

 

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