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Top of a long bone?


The Neanderoll

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Hello again!

 

I also found this yesterday :D

 

It was weathering out of the ice age clay along the Yorkshire coast. Definitely rock and as I've cleaned the clay off it's resembling bone - but I'm a totes newbie, so it could well be a geologic quirk! What are your thoughts?

 

Once again! Thank you for the advice! This forum is awesome.

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41 minutes ago, grandpa said:

Not a bone, but a very suggestive rock.  I'd sure have given it a very close look.

I believe grandpa is correct. It has a very suggestive shape, but based on the pics, I don’t see any diagnostic details of bone. 

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Ma Nature having fun with you again.

 

Indeed, a suggestive shape but as stated the broken end does not show evidence of cancellous (spongy) material inside but seems more like a sedimentary rock.

 

 

Cheers.

 

-Ken

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I would have picked it up and given it a good, long look too.

 

 

Mark.

 

Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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