Need Help Identifying Fossil

[whhubbard35]

I can't figure out what type of fossil this is, if in fact it is a fossil, which I believe it is. Although I have no clue about anything else. I am just going on my gut telling me it is in fact a fossil. 

If anyone could shed some light, it would be greatly appreciated. It's a great conversation piece, and I don't plan on getting rid of it, or anything like that. I simply watn to learn all I can about whatever it is. Thanks.

 

Found in Southeastern Kentucky, USA.  (Woodbine, KY)

 

William Hubbard

[westcoast]

This looks like a trace fossil, the infill of a burrow. Although it is not quite the same, search for Conostichus for comparison.

[Coco]

Your photos are faded (lack of contrast) and we do not have the size in cm or inches, it does not facilitate identification. For my part I do not distinguish anything fossil.

 

Ah, and for your personal information, we do not write in capital letters (and bold for no reason) on a forum because it means that we are angry and that we shout

 

Coco

[Ludwigia]

I'll go along with westcoast in saying that this is some kind of burrow trace fossil in sandstone.

[whhubbard35]

My bad on the caps. Wasn't my intent lol. First time I've ever posted on a forum period.

 

I was just trying to get someone to notice my post lol. Thanks for the input and I'll definitely be reading up on the Conostichus thing.

 

Its cool if it isn't a fossil - my first thought to be honest was a fossilized root or something.

 

That's a complete guess though. lol  Maybe wishful thinking. I'll try to take a better picture tho with centimeters on a ruler so u can tell how big it is and I don't know  how I could take one with more contrast, so any suggestions there and I'll definitely  oblige.

 

Thank you for you time. 

[Fin Lover]

If you are taking pictures with your phone, you can edit them in Google Photos or whatever app is on your phone. I don't think this helps much, but here is an edited one:

[Fossildude19]

Definitely a trace fossil.

I would lean more towards something like Asterosoma, however.