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I as well am just getting my feet wet and hoping to learn without being shredded apart for being so wrong. Lol. I am in SE NM rural part and have so many fossils, artifacts, effigies (I think). Just want clarity before they start hitting my shops. Some of today's favorites:
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Should I buy? Real or fake? Keichousaurus
arapaima01 posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
I was looking to buy this Keichousaurus fossil,but would like to hear some opinions on if it’s real or fake. Please help.
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Hi! I've been a great admirer of this forum for years. The counter-septarian structure thread... *chef's kiss* My brother-in-law sent me this picture and asked if I thought it might be a dinosaur fossil. I told him probably not, but that I knew just where to ask to find out what it is, or might be. All I have is this photo, but based on the circular kitchen-thing it's sitting on I'm guessing maybe around 8-10" in size. My uninformed guess is it's a plant stem if it's anything. I'd love to read your educated guesses. THANKS!!!
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Hi, friends! First time poster here. We found this interesting one at Purse Beach, Maryland. Any thoughts. Thanks! PurdyFamilyFossils ... and please forgive my lack of professional photography skills.
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Hello all! I will use this post to serve two purposes: introduction and fossil logging. I am a 19 year old boy from Northern Va. who recently joined this community after eyeing down old posts trying to find a general idea about how/where/when to begin fossil hunting. After a little research, I finally embarked on my first journey Dec 2018 and have been hooked on fossil hunting since. Now, I found this collection of fossils 12/26/19 at Matoaka Beach Cabins after 3 hours and with the help of my sister. Feel free to comment whatever, ask anything, or whatever else may brewing in your head. - Timmy.
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Hello, I'm Jess. I'm currently an undergraduate student studying biology with a concentration in natural history. I started working in fossil preparation a few months ago after being given a green river fish to work on by a professor at my school. I loved working on it so much that I signed up for a class on museum work and now work on fish fossil prep several days a week. I was drawn to paleontology because of my interest in modern dinosaurs, birds!
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Newbie here. I'm glad to have found this great online fossil discussions community. I'm hoping to learn more from the other members here. Cheers!
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Yulee is just north of Jacksonville. (No one knows where Yulee is.) My daughter and I frequently hit the beach on Amelia Island and Ponte Vedra looking for shark teeth. I find it a fun and relaxing hobby.
