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Sadly, no context/location to provide.  Was found in a loose bag of river stones.  Appears lower portion was longer but fractured/flaked off.  My son hopes it's a dinosaur's tooth.

 

Thank you,

 

Cybirr

 

 

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Welcome to the Forum. :)

Unfortunately, it is merely a suggetively shaped rock, as the others have noted. 

There is no enamel present on the "blade", and the "root" area doesn't look like bone at all. 

Keep looking, though. 

Regards, 

Tim

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Thank you for the replies.  I appreciate the community effort.  Cooperative fact-based learning and discovery is the hallmark of an open and educated society.

 

Now you go tell me son... ;)

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