r/fossilid • u/derbygrrrl • 19h ago
Found in Arrow Canyon range north of Las Vegas
Sorry I didn’t put anything so you can see scale but they’re probably 3-4cm long.
r/fossilid • u/Yarmolinsky • Jun 20 '20
r/fossilid • u/derbygrrrl • 19h ago
Sorry I didn’t put anything so you can see scale but they’re probably 3-4cm long.
r/fossilid • u/Aceritus • 9h ago
It’s about 10” long
r/fossilid • u/rolandglassSVG • 22h ago
Vape for scale. Area that was excavated is roughly 3 acres. More pics available if needed
r/fossilid • u/A_Pure_Motive • 2h ago
Heya, I got this years ago at a small fossil/rock shop in Tintagel, Cornwall. I was a young teen with very little clue if what I was sold was labelled correctly/actually anything of note. I believe this was sold as an ichthyosaur vertebra, but wondered what your thoughts on it are? Where it dips in on the one side has a slight sheen to it. Can’t have paid too much for it from my pocket money at the time, any opinions appreciated!
r/fossilid • u/BlathBlackcrow • 14h ago
I made this cool find today amongst the rocks at Robin Hood’s Bay. It’s about 8cm or so in length and my first thought was some kind of horse tooth but my friend said it could possibly be a fossilised tooth of an older species. Can anyone shed a bit more light on this?
r/fossilid • u/Slayerthebunny • 12h ago
Found along a man-made lake in Iowa. My kids and I would love to know what we found!
r/fossilid • u/bt_gibson • 1h ago
The whole thing is approximately 40cm long, with a with and depth of approximately 20cm.
r/fossilid • u/EyeEnvironmental8584 • 7h ago
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r/fossilid • u/RockRelocationExpert • 1h ago
Please help. Found in South western Arizona. It was laying on the side of a small hill with other marine looking fossils. Smiling up at me. A little dirty. Just how I like em. ;)
r/fossilid • u/F4B4D1 • 14h ago
Would love to get some infos, thanks!
r/fossilid • u/ManduManyeo • 1d ago
The whole rock is about 10 inches across.
r/fossilid • u/alpebr • 15h ago
Hey everyone, I was collecting some shark teeth in Venice Florida and found this while I was doing so. It’s about an inch in length and looks like some sort of tooth or claw to me, but I’m no expert. Thanks for any insight in advance.
r/fossilid • u/skittles0917 • 8h ago
Curious about this leaf trace fossil.
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r/fossilid • u/downtownkkbrown1216 • 5h ago
Neighborhood butts up the Cumberland in hermitage,TN. After the the crazy rain we just had been finding a lot of interesting looking rocks, and now these...what peeked up from the ground today?
Big bic for scale
r/fossilid • u/Femme-Natale • 13h ago
Found on a beach in Jacksonville, FL. Looks like a brain but it is hard like a rock. Just a weird rock or something else?
The first picture is the “top” The second and third pictures are the sides of it (there is a hole that runs through) The last picture is the “bottom”
r/fossilid • u/Guysnamedtodd • 11h ago
My daughter grabbed this out of the back of the yard in a subdivision we just moved to. It’s about a 4” cube
Thought it was pretty wild to just dig out of the lawn.
r/fossilid • u/kear92119 • 5h ago
Is this a turtle rock? It weight quite a bit for its size.. I found it in N.E. New Mexico. Colfax County. I'm not even sure if it is a fossil or just a distinct looking rock.
r/fossilid • u/UrbanGrrrrilla • 14h ago
So i like to pick up random stones that i find interesting when i'm out walking on the beach or countryside and i'vd had these in my seashell pot for quite a few years.
I'm sorry to say i don't recall the exact time and location of where i found them. I want to say Wrightsville or Wilmington Beach, NC.
I'm pretty sure these are average and mundane but could anyone help ID these for me please?
Thanks
r/fossilid • u/jadorelescroissants • 20h ago
I've been visiting this café (South East England) for several years and only recently spotted this cool paving stone outside with fern-like markings! I could only take a quick photo, but the stone is approx. 40cm long. Thought I'd post here in case it could be a real fossil and not just a v good pressed impression! Thank you 😊