Lots of IDS needed

[Miocene_Mason]

6, 5, and 15 are POSSIBLY bone. I’d focus on those, the rest are various pebbles, metamorphic rocks, and possibly a piece of slag.

[Wolf89]

thanks guys 

[Innocentx]

#14 (the piece in the center), reminds me of ostracod, may be a fragment but I think it's too large.

[GeschWhat]

3 hours ago, WhodamanHD said:

6, 5, and 15 are POSSIBLY bone. I’d focus on those, the rest are various pebbles, metamorphic rocks, and possibly a piece of slag.

I agree.

 

Welcome to the forum @Wolf52893! This is a wonderful place to learn. We are so happy you joined us. 

[Scylla]

I agree 15 looks like bone too.

[CBchiefski]

On 6/9/2018 at 1:34 PM, Wolf52893 said:

I guys I have a large amount of unidentified fossils (40+). I was hoping you guys can Identify them for me. 

All were found in eastern NC (Aroura or Emerald Isle beach)

Thanks, for any help.

I have them numbered for easy reference.

I also have them next to quarters and pennies for size reference. The quarter is 1 inch tall and wide and pennies are .75 inch tall and wide

I can take more pics upon request

 

Howdy, I have collected fossils from both Aurora, in the PCS mine, and along the Emerald Isle beach, so think I can help. Most of these appear to be simply rocks, likely volcanic and most are weathered making the task of an ID not easy.  Numbers 5, 7, 12, and 15 could be fossils but without better pictures it is very difficult to say one way or the other. If 12 is a fossil, then it is likely plant related and not bone based on the texture and overall shape, however the sample is fairly weathered so that is little more than a best guess. Hope this helps some.
 

On 6/9/2018 at 2:11 PM, Wolf52893 said:

I am only 13 and trying to learn as much as i can

 

At that age you are doing quite well by just coming to the forum here and in time, I have no doubt you will learn a great deal.

Edited June 22, 2018 by CBchiefski

[Pemphix]

Encouraging the youth for the hobby - well done, CBchiefski ! 

[Al Dente]

On 6/9/2018 at 3:37 PM, Wolf52893 said:

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This one is probably turtle bone. The spherical holes are a common feature of turtle bone.