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  1. BlueFire0044

    Fossils or not?

    Are these fossils or not?
  2. Mayorman

    Fossil ?

    Found in a farm field in the western lower peninsula of Michigan. I was thinking stromatolite but I'm not so sure. Also, it looks like limestone but steel won't scratch it, and it doesn't react to acid. What do you think?
  3. hndmarshall

    odd pebble

    at first glance this small stone looks to have an impression in it the thing is the stone is smooth to the touch I found this stone in the drive did not have a ruler with me or a coin so you may have to judge its size by my finger found in driveway gravel from Brazos river west of Houston Texas.
  4. fossil of Egypt

    agate ?

    Hi all I found that stone several years ago on my local beach . Orange brown excellent translucency elongated stone weight about 80 grams . thanks .
  5. Hi everyone this is matt again today in the creek I found this quarts cristal. I think there are many types of quarts crystals does anyone know what kind this quarts crystal could be ? here is a photo
  6. hi everyone this is matthew again today I found a large piece of granite that I broke apart and it was loaded with crystals here is a photo
  7. hi everyone this is matthew again today in the creek I found this strange rock with a lot of red dots all over it does anyone know what it is ? here is a photo
  8. fossil of Egypt

    unknown green stone

    Hi all I found this green glassy stone on my local beach several years ago . it looks ancient faceted . my first think is tektite but i might be wrong . any help will be appreciated .
  9. fossil of Egypt

    jade ?

    Hi all this stone might be jade ? or what . found on my local beach . many thanks in advance .
  10. Hi everyone this is matt again today in the creek I found a rock full of crystals 2 of them are light orange color here is a photo
  11. matthew textor

    what kind of rock is this ???

    Hi this is matt again can anyone tell me what kind of rock this could be ?? I found it in the creek today and I have no clue what it is here are 2 photos
  12. fossil of Egypt

    identification help

    Hi all I found that stone several days ago on the edge of the suez canal at its entrance on the mediterranean sea . I think it is a fossil of some kind . I need your help to identify . thanks in advance .
  13. Norbert

    Worm Fossil

    I have a couple of what appear to be worm fossils - can anyone shed any light on them? Found inside a slate/stone slab that I split. Northern UK about 3.5 inches long
  14. MoRockHunter

    Manmade or natural carving in rock?

    I was just wondering what some of y'all might think of this rock? I found it in a creekbed at a location where I have found several artifacts and fossils but wasn't sure what to think about this rock and it is intriguing to me.
  15. Rockbyter

    Egg or fake

    Found in river rock southern Indiana. Fossil or stone?
  16. Carla Strohmeyer

    Love to know what this is?

    We found this while cutting trails in our forest, on the banks of our spring fed natural pond. We live in southeast Oklahoma, in the Ouachita National Forest, in the Kiamichi River Valley. All of which used to be underwater eons ago. Every single person who has seen it in person, has said it looks like a petrified turtle. It’s heavy like stone & the top is darker with a slight greenish tint & is very smooth & not rough like the bottom or like a rock. The outdoor lighter is 12 inches long. Thank you so much in advance, for your help & insights into what it could possibly be!
  17. hawksmooring

    Fossil found in the Channel Islands.

    Found this rock whilst walking along a beach in Jersey in the Channel Islands, I’m no expert but my instincts are telling me it was a plant rather than a creature of any kind. Hope someone can enlighten me.
  18. hi everyone this is matthew again can anyone tell me what these shiny things are in this rock I found it in the creek near my house here is a photo
  19. The Neanderoll

    Stone wrapped in metal?

    Hello! Check out this beach weirdo! Found on the Yorkshire Coast along an ice age clay cliff-face. Looks like iron or metal wrapped around stone? Can this happen naturally and then erode like this through sea action? Weird!
  20. Kabakap

    Any idea what this is?

    Hello! This (potential?) fossil was found down at lake Huron by Goderich Ontario, Canada. It was given to me by someone else because the pattern is reminiscent of a spider web. I'm more of an arachnid collector than a fossil collector, so I have no idea where to begin with this one! I hoped someone would have an idea of what it is, if it's a fossil at all! It's about 1 inch and 1/3rd in diameter, and roughly one half 2/3rds of an inch 'tall' when laid flat. It may be difficult to tell from the images, but the 'front' dips inwards towards the center. I hope that helps in addition to the images.
  21. Tanit

    Is this fossil?

    Can anyone tell me if these two stones are fossils or not? Dimensions: 1- 20 mm ; 2.5 gr 2- 35 mm ; 5.6 gr. thickness : 1 mm Thanks
  22. rideswithchrist

    claw or tooth ID please

    I think it was found in Canyon Lake TX- it should be limestone.
  23. I found this polished stone at the beach recently. It looks like a sandwich made of wood. At first I thought petrified wood but the central part has tiny pores like a bone. Ideas?
  24. Warriner954

    New item I found

    I found this in eastern tennessee along with many other itemts.
  25. Hannah_H

    Stone found on beach in Wales

    Hi everyone! I found this yesterday on a pebbley/rocky shore near Solva in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, UK. Does anyone have any ideas what it could be? The stone is roughly 15cm x 15cm and was found on the mid shore. Thanks in advance! Hannah
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