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Found this while walking along. Approximately 1 metre long, one of the rocks used to stop dune erosion, so unlikely from area. Any ideas? I have more images if needed, of all angles.

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That's what i was about to answer, it could be ripple marks.

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5 minutes ago, ynot said:

Welcome to TFF!

More pictures would help with an id. So would a location.

Tony

It was found on Findhorn beach, Moray

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I have to go with the piece being a geologic and not a fossil.

It looks like a layered limestone that has been "folded" by geologic forces.

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