i have completely no idea what these are

[Notidanodon]

these are a few fossils i have and i have almost no information on them at allpls help me identify them

[TqB]

1) Probable flint sponge.

2) Definite flint sponge (says "Ventriculite" on the old label - not obviously Ventriculites though).

3) Nothing definite.

4) Crinoid calyx (possibly Carboniferous - a lot like this are found near Clitheroe, e.g. Amphoracrinus).

5) Solitary rugose coral, probably Carboniferous assuming it's from UK.

6) Can't tell.

[KimTexan]

I concur with @TqB

I’ll add that 3 is a concretion.

[Tidgy's Dad]

Couple of very nice pieces there. 

I can't add anything to the comments by the Tremendous Tarquin and the Correct Kim.

[fifbrindacier]

I also agree with them.

[Notidanodon]

thanks so much i assume most of this was from the uk as it was part of a victorian collection

 

[abyssunder]

Specimen 3 looks to have a spongy structure, but I could be wrong. Can we get better resolution images of this one, also, how large is it?

 

[Notidanodon]

On 24/09/2018 at 10:05 PM, abyssunder said:

Specimen 3 looks to have a spongy structure, but I could be wrong. Can we get better resolution images of this one, also, how large is it?

 

it is around 2 cm long and it does have a spongy structure, sorry but my phone wont let me take a higher res picture

[abyssunder]

I thought it's a sponge in flint.