North Sulphur River Trip - Teeth & Artifact

[rcranch]

I saw the first opportunity to get back to the North Sulphur River yesterday when the temps were going to be below normal for a change.  There was a really nice breeze blowing down the river.  Went to a spot on the river that I have only been to once before and access is pretty poor.  Thanks to whomever added the rope, it helped, especially getting out!  Quantity of the finds were low but the quality of what I found was great.   Found the largest Tylosaurus tooth I have ever found with a diameter just under an inch.  Also a shark tooth and one nice mosasaur vertebrae.  I always enjoy the chance to find an artifact, ever though they are rare, or at least for me they are?  I liked the way that JarrodB displayed his artifact recently, so I photographed this one the same and it turned out pretty good.  Not sure the type, could be a Marshall, usually I find Gary's, so this was a nice departure.  I will be watching for another cooler than normal Texas summer day to get back to this spot.

 

 

[rcranch]

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[The Amateur Paleontologist]

Cool finds! I love the tylosaurine tooth and the vertebra  Congrats on finding that stuff

[Vieira]

Fantastic finds

 

Congratulations

[Miocene_Mason]

Nice! Love the tooth and the vert especially.

[Darktooth]

Great finds! The arrowhead is awesome!

[ynot]

Nice finds, thanks for sharing.

[rcranch]

Thanks for all of the comments, the North Sulphur River continues to offer some interesting variety of fossils and artifacts.  

[henpecked]

Thanks for sharing the pictures and your finds.

[JarrodB]

That's a good spot for variety you were at.The rope really does help.  Nice finds. I really like the tooth and point. 

[Masp]

Very nice finds!