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Fossil teeth any info would be great


Shellbelle

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These teeth are so old they have mineralized and turned to rock. I put them on here many months ago but people thought they were just a rock so I polished them for months and had some other people look at them and agreed they are teeth but I haven't had any info given on them. Your input would be grateful. Thanks.

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I'm going to have to go with this not being a tooth. 

I don't see anything resembling tooth roots. And the color is odd. 

Better pictures might change my mind, but right now I am only seeing a quartz-quartzite pebble. 

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1 hour ago, Shellbelle said:

These teeth are so old they have mineralized and turned to rock. I put them on here many months ago but people thought they were just a rock so I polished them for months and had some other people look at them and agreed they are teeth but I haven't had any info given on them. Your input would be grateful. Thanks.

 

 

Isn't this the same stone you posted in April of last year:headscratch:

 

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I don't think the passing of time (or polishing) has changed this at all. :unsure:

Still a quartz pebble, and not a tooth.

 

Were any of the people you talked to paleontologists? 

Or even fossil collectors? 

I have a hard time believing any trained scientist would call this rock a tooth. 

Regards, 

 

 

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    Tim    -  VETERAN SHALE SPLITTER

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Alas, it was not an issue of polishing as the detail was already apparent in your April 2016 post to determine it was not a fossil. I could polish a Honda Civic all I like and not turn it into a Mercedes ;)

 

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