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Just started observing petrified wood in our  creeks where we hunt and noticed some other things outside petrified wood. Just looking to see if any of these are fossils/teeth/tusk?/some may be Native American. The longest piece has been carved on for sure looks to be on bone.

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I'm with @ynot for the most part, I'm not seeing anything that I immediately recognize as an artifact or fossil. That said I'd like to see better upclose photos of some from multiple angles (especially looking at the sharp edges on 2 from above). The one that I circled and labeled 1 I believe is either agate or petrified wood. The one marked 2 could be a broken piece of chert or it may have been worked by humans (photos of the edge will confirm or deny). And the one I circled and forgot to label 3 might be a celt, but I'm not very optimistic (again photos from multiple angles would help).

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Hello from Maine and another armature who started out the same way. Arguably the correct way I might add.

The second photo down is quite tooth like. You need to focus as much on texture as shape though. It's the little details that make the difference.

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Thank you so much. I took to a local natural history museum and nothing here was of much significance. There were two small fossils not shown imbedded in rock that I did not see. I'm still curious about the tooth like one but I guess it's not? Also there was some small petrified wood which we have a boatload of I kept a few small pieces just because they were interesting. We have found several 25-80 lb pieces of petrified wood that is what got this started for me, maybe something interesting will turn up!

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