Tooth?

[truceburner]

Is this indeed a tooth, or an example of a newb's misplaced presumption? Help me out here. Found in Walnut Creek, Austin Texas, presumably Cretaceous.

Thanks!

[Carl]

Looks more like a concretion to me.

[Boneman007]

JAFR: Just another flippin' rock!

(But it wants to be a fossil SO BAD! )

[truceburner]

Justaflippinrock notatoothsis, if you want the full genus and species .

[Indy]

I'm sure that I'm not the only one who has a collection of Pseudofossils and

interesting rocks with familiar shapes. The tapered end with the hole...

Reminds me of a hollow point bullet.

[truceburner]

Anybody know if there's a way to add a tag after the topic is started? I would add 'pseudofossil' to this one if there's a way.

[Bill]

click 'edit' then 'full editor'

[truceburner]

Looks like somebody added it for me. Thanks!

[steve71]

i'm saying no,but thats not saying alot,lol

[erose]

The infamous "fish head"

not mine, but my favorite from over the years...

Edited April 25, 2012 by erose

[truceburner]

Love the 'fish head' erose. We need to create a pseudofossil hall of fame thread/gallery. Pseudofossil of the Month, Most Convincing Concretion, etc.

[jacob]

Looks just like a little bit of hematite, unlucky but it looks cool though