Thomas C. 0 Report post Posted May 19 I found these recently in Wilmington after forked creek flooded, I have not seen anything like them in the region before Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mark Kmiecik 303 Report post Posted May 19 I don't believe I've done it yet so I'll say hi, and welcome to the forum now. I won't be of any help in the ID of these. I am mostly familiar with Mazon Creek nodules. A few more photos of all the other sides of both specimens will be helpful for others to help ID them, and include a ruler in the photos so we can tell how big they are. Also, did you find them in the creek, near the creek, in a parking lot, a gravel road, etc. If you know the name of the formation if you found them 'in situ', that would also help. Thank you. -Mark P.S. -- is your avatar a Massasauga? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thomas C. 0 Report post Posted May 19 4 minutes ago, Mark Kmiecik said: I don't believe I've done it yet so I'll say hi, and welcome to the forum now. I won't be of any help in the ID of these. I am mostly familiar with Mazon Creek nodules. A few more photos of all the other sides of both specimens will be helpful for others to help ID them, and include a ruler in the photos so we can tell how big they are. Also, did you find them in the creek, near the creek, in a parking lot, a gravel road, etc. If you know the name of the formation if you found them 'in situ', that would also help. Thank you. -Mark I am about to go out to see if I can collect a few more similar specimen, I will update the post when I get back. Thanks for telling me how to fix it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fossildude19 9,269 Report post Posted May 20 Your first item looks like an orthocone cephalopod. The second one looks a bit like a coral. Pictures of that one from all angles with a ruler for scale would be helpful to be more accurate. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nimravis 4,207 Report post Posted May 22 On 5/19/2019 at 7:35 PM, Fossildude19 said: Your first item looks like an orthocone cephalopod. The second one looks a bit like a coral. Pictures of that one from all angles with a ruler for scale would be helpful to be more accurate. I agree- I have found similar items out at the pits, including trilobite pieces- they were brought down by the glaciers and were left behind when the retreated. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
