attempting to identify

[Joe Salande]

[Joe Salande]

Oh, by the way, this was found in southwest Mississippi, on a nature bluff surrounded by a giant swamp.

[Ludwigia]

Looks like a weathered stone. Not bone.

[FossilsAnonymous]

I'm on the stone side of things. I see no bone

[Fossildude19]

A suggestively shaped, water worn rock. 

I see no bone texture.  

[goatinformationist]

Hard to tell with fuzzy photos.  Can you send us pictures with a tighter focus please. Boney structure may be hinted at in the above post.

[Troodon]

+1 rock

[Joe Salande]

47 minutes ago, goatinformationist said:

Hard to tell with fuzzy photos.  Can you send us pictures with a tighter focus please. Boney structure may be hinted at in the above post.

See picture attached. Sorry, it's about the best I can do with this camera.

While I see very little in the way of a trabeculation pattern , I do not know  if that would show on the exterior of a fossilized bone, as oppose to a cross section. But thanks so much for you guys 

input.

 

Edited August 16, 2018 by Joe Salande

[ynot]

+1 for odd shaped rock, not fossil or bone.

[Troodon]

Agree a nice looking stone

[Joe Salande]

Thanks for the input guys!