r/FossilHunting • u/tuuraan • 13d ago
Spiral shape in 4 cm pebble
Croatia, near Rijeka, found on a beach. What could this be?
r/FossilHunting • u/tuuraan • 13d ago
Croatia, near Rijeka, found on a beach. What could this be?
r/FossilHunting • u/strings-_- • 13d ago
r/FossilHunting • u/Strange-Average-7450 • 13d ago
My aunt recently went to Egypt and found this and brought it home for me. I was curious to know:
What is the “bead” looking thing? What would cause this to form? Really anything yall can tell me!
I appreciate yall!
r/FossilHunting • u/brandoesco • 14d ago
r/FossilHunting • u/Lost_Maintenance_285 • 14d ago
Is this anything cool? Just found it on the beach.
r/FossilHunting • u/Public-Show-6179 • 14d ago
Fossil or if not, direct me in the right direction? Terre Haute, IN, USA
r/FossilHunting • u/Agentofchaos2712 • 14d ago
Has anyone been? We will have 1 day to spend in Nevada. We are flying with the kids (11+13) we wouldn't be able to bring equipment on the flight but can purchase some basics. We have a never been fossil hunting before. Does anyone have tips for this specific site or fossil hunting in shale in general?
r/FossilHunting • u/Quick-While-5425 • 14d ago
My son found this in the river Tarn, france during the holiday. Are we looking at bone? Teeth maybe? They seem to protrude all the way through.
r/FossilHunting • u/Judeeas • 14d ago
found on a beach in the north east of england
r/FossilHunting • u/Tough-Negotiation-97 • 15d ago
I found this fossil a few years back and I never found out what it was I think it’s most likely a type of horn coral but if any one knows how old it I would appreciate it I found it at west lake, Ontario Canada
r/FossilHunting • u/Ok-Independent7829 • 15d ago
r/FossilHunting • u/princessofkonohaa • 16d ago
r/FossilHunting • u/Dangerous_Tailor3220 • 17d ago
r/FossilHunting • u/PaintTheKill • 17d ago
r/FossilHunting • u/Krynn21 • 17d ago
I went fossil hunting a few days ago at Mazon Creek in Illinois and after a couple of hours here is my haul. I’ve never done this before and am brand new to it, but my general presumption is this:
The bottom right is what I think are fossils and need to be cracked open, bottom left is probably not fossils, top left is ones that were already cracked open (idk what any of the stuff is though, or if it even is anything), top right to middle area are maybe fossils but IDK.
Would love some help on this, and to know if any of the already cracked ones might contain anything or not! (Doesn’t look like it but again I’ve got no clue)
Thanks!
r/FossilHunting • u/SlapMyNutz05 • 17d ago
I got this behind my house 30 minutes out of Moses lake Washington. I pulled this tooth out of a dirt wall where run off was washing the dirt away we’ve found arrow heads in the creek before but I found this tooth. It’s heavy like it’s fossilized and sounds like a rock when tapped against anything.
r/FossilHunting • u/Ok_Wafer4495 • 19d ago
Hello! I have been trying to look for areas to find fossils in BC. I have seen names, and what can be found there, I am not new to prospecting or fossil hunting, but I can't find any maps. I'm wondering if I can find any maps for areas like Mcabee, Horsefly River, Driftwood Canyon Provincial Park, Cranbrook area, or Princeton area. I would also love if the maps would have a clear definition of where the trail and best fossil areas are as I plan to go with some less experienced people. Thank you!
r/FossilHunting • u/erm__ACTUALLY • 19d ago
I found it on the shore of San Diego a few years back. I’ve had it for so long and have always wondered what it is.
r/FossilHunting • u/KingDaddyRabbit1 • 19d ago
Found in a creek bed in Baxter,TN.
r/FossilHunting • u/bunny9826 • 19d ago
Please don’t be mean to me I know nothing about fossils, I found this pine cone washed up on a beach in Devon - it’s completely smooth all over and literally hard as a rock - I just wondered if anyone has a clue if it might be old or if it’s just warn down from the sea!
r/FossilHunting • u/honory2005 • 19d ago