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Darktooth Regular Member

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The first item looks similar to a bear tooth I found from big brook. Can you take a pic of the back side of the tooth? The bear teeth that I have seen have a depression or groove on the back of the canines.

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5 minutes ago, Darktooth said:

The first item looks similar to a bear tooth I found from big brook. Can you take a pic of the back side of the tooth? The bear teeth that I have seen have a depression or groove on the back of the canines.

 

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13 minutes ago, brad hinkelman said:

seems reptile to me

 

I agree, nice finds btw!

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This, I think, is a piece of ceramic tile.

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4 hours ago, brad hinkelman said:

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From left to right you have: two non-fossils which are possibly man made, two concretions, and an oddly shaped piece of iron. The texture does not seem right for the last one to be a tooth. The second photo shows the iron-like appearance; it also shows a "basal indentation" that would have been too narrow and deep for most Mosasaur teeth (Croc teeth pretty much never get that large here. If this was a tooth it would be Mosasaur if anything) from here.

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I'm not a expert but I'm pretty sure this is a tooth......you can see its really worn but indication of enamel at spots

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28 minutes ago, josephstrizhak said:

 

From left to right you have: two non-fossils which are possibly man made, two concretions, and an oddly shaped piece of iron. The texture does not seem right for the last one to be a tooth. The second photo shows the iron-like appearance; it also shows a "basal indentation" that would have been too narrow and deep for most Mosasaur teeth (Croc teeth pretty much never get that large here. If this was a tooth it would be Mosasaur if anything) from here.

I think your right first 3 aren't nothing.....but 4th seems to be and 5th

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47 minutes ago, brad hinkelman said:

I think your right first 3 aren't nothing.....but 4th seems to be and 5th

 

The 5th one does appear to have small growth cracks and facets on the surface. I guess it could possibly be Mosasaurine, but I'd have to personally inspect it to be sure. The 4th thing is definitely a concretion, although it vaguely resembles an Ischyrhiza mira rostral.

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5 hours ago, Auspex said:

This, I think, is a piece of ceramic tile.

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That would be the smallest tile I have ever seen, but I know what you're talking about.

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7 hours ago, josephstrizhak said:

The 4th thing is definitely a concretion, although it vaguely resembles an Ischyrhiza mira rostral.

Maybe a tooth root?

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Looks like part of a tooth to me 

And the last one is a worn reptile tooth, i think, croc or mosasaur  

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