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  1. Denis Arcand

    Is this anthracite coal ?

    I recently found this rock, it is very light, the texture and weight are almost like pieces of plastic, I found several pieces in the same place? The formation is Ordovician, could it be something else ? If it is coal , it was surely deposited by someone,
  2. mamaniece

    Is this a fossil?

    I found this on a beach in Ventura California. I immediately wondered if it might be a fossil. I recently visited a museum in Wyoming that has similar item on display.
  3. Mike iler

    Fossilized Human heart found?

    My name is Michael iler I'm new to this sight I seen you are from Southeast Missouri so maybe you can help me I have a fossilized human heart you clearly tell it is a heart and that it is human because a human heart is the only one that has three chambers if you could help me out with this I would really appreciate it are maybe you know who I could contact thank you for your time
  4. Steph628

    Agate ID?

    Hi, I know it’s not a fossil but can anybody help with ID’ing this rock which I think is an agate? thanks! IMG_3464.mov
  5. Krystal.Thornton

    Clump of bones and shells

    Hello friends! My husband found this incredible beautiful fossil I believe! When we rinsed it. It turned red! It is completely crystals. Pieces have broken off and they are completely crystallized! It looks like a clump of broken bones and shells! But I can’t find anything exactly like it on the internet. Sorry if that is too many pictures. It is just so incredible with so many neat aspects! I wanted to catch them all and still couldn’t. Thank you in advance! Please help?
  6. Found this on Tampa Bay. Might be nothing, but looks interesting. Hope the pictures are visible enough
  7. allmightydoggo

    Is this a normal rock or a fossil?

    I found this among other rocks and was just wondering if I found a fossil, or just a weird rock.
  8. bazzerhut

    Curious rock impressions

    I am entirely ignorant in this field, but recently came across this set of presumably fossilised impressions in a flat rock forming part of the sea wall pier at the harbour town of New Quay in Wales (https://maps.app.goo.gl/eWEBRhN8o2yz8yFw6), and found them rather intriguing. I hope my (UK size 9) feet give sufficient scale. Can anyone shed any light for me, please? Thanks in advance, Barry
  9. chris76

    My everyday creek rocks

  10. Clintols

    Is this a crystal rattle snake?

    This is a second post on this rock I found. It appears to be a crystallized fossil of a rattlesnake. I need someone to tell me if I’m wrong or maybe I’m correct. Pictures of the head and the rattle
  11. anonaddict

    Shiny rock - ID request

    ive encountered these shiny rocks and would like to find out what they are. like all other they are found on the beach near aarhus denmark and the scale is metric. ive tried my best to get closeups. unlike most shiny rocks i find, their refraction seems very colorful similar to how fish scales play in the light and show many different colors depending on the angle despite having a uniform color any information is welcome
  12. Dnicewave

    Ear bone, maybe a dolphin?

    Maybe it’s a dolphin ear bone or maybe it’s just a weird shaped rock. Or it might be neither if anyone has any ideas to what it is they are very appreciated.
  13. horseheather

    Leaf fossil?

    I love rocks. This one called out to me while horseback riding in Somerset California. It was in a river. I know noting of fossils and wonder if this is one. I like it either way. Any ideas of what this may be? Chapstick for size reference Thanks
  14. Clintols

    Can a Fossil be Quartz ?

    I’m batting a 1000 with my identifications. This I know will continue my streak I’m sure. However I need to know if fossils can become crystal. Can a bone and tissue become quartz?
  15. Idahoguy

    Help with bone ID...

    Found this in my pasture in North Idaho. Friend send me here, said post a pic someone will have an idea. Just thought Id share to see if anyone has seen anything like this before. Thanks!
  16. Paul Norman

    Fossil ID

    Hi, I am really new to this area and I'm looking for some opinions on the rock I found! I found this rock that is shaped like an egg in Northern British Columbia... any help would greatly be appreciated...
  17. Hi All, I'm new on the forum. I found an interesting find on the beach in Kitty Hawk, NC. It almost looks like a petrified shark tooth. It's very smooth about 4 CM tall. I guess it could be just a rock, but I thought it would be worth asking.
  18. costaricajc

    What is this rock?

    I found this at a river in Costa Rica.
  19. HAKR ELITE

    Dinosaur tooth looking rock/fossil

    Just have a curious mind and the more I look it over the more it makes me think it’s not a ordinary rock The edge is bladed just like a tooth is on one side 🤷‍♂️
  20. Peter Fedorchak

    Need help identifying this object

    I found this object on the beach n South Carolina while looking for shark teeth. It’s 4.4 cm long and 3.8 cm wide. Any help identifying it is appreciated.
  21. Akicita904

    Is this a fossil or a rock?

    I found this while visiting st pete beach florida. It seems like the end of a bone but I'm not to sure.
  22. Hailey F

    Fossil? Clam?

    Found amongst horn coral and shell fossils. Picked up because it looked weird and not sure if it’s a rock or actually a fossil. Was told it could be a clam. Wanted some more opinions. Thanks!
  23. dmckeithan

    Identifying find needed

    Trying to identify fossil I found while dredging in the James River, Virginia. Is it a petrified finger or just a rock.
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