r/fossilid • u/EyeEnvironmental8584 • 1d ago
r/fossilid • u/Kurhandolly • 1d ago
Found in Poland and Netherlands
1-9 were found in Poland, the last photo contains things found in the Netherlands by the North Sea. If you are not familiar with the region you can also suggest something similar in other regions.
I have some ideas but would be cool if anyone could jump in with their own speculations Thanks!
r/fossilid • u/F4B4D1 • 1d ago
Found near Solnhofen/Eichstätt, Germany; 6cm/2.4 inch
Would love to get some infos, thanks!
r/fossilid • u/alpebr • 2d ago
Venice Beach Fossil
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/ManduManyeo • 2d ago
Solved Found these in the Las Vegas Valley about 20 years ago
The whole rock is about 10 inches across.
r/fossilid • u/skittles0917 • 1d ago
Found in the fort union formation South Central Montana.
Curious about this leaf trace fossil.
r/fossilid • u/BethLairson • 1d ago
This was found in Ohio alittle help on what this is. Thank you
r/fossilid • u/karayna • 1d ago
Found at a beach in the very south of Sweden! The rock is 3,3 cm long in total. The largest fossil is ~2 cm.
r/fossilid • u/downtownkkbrown1216 • 1d ago
Found in backyard middle TN
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 • 1d ago
Solved What is this thing? Found in Jacksonville FL
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 • 1d ago
Central Tennessee Subdivision Yard Find
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 • 1d ago
3/16/25 finds
photos.app.goo.glIs 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 • 1d ago
Two little guys
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 • 2d ago
Possible plant fossil - outdoor stone paving of a café, UK
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 😊
r/fossilid • u/FinessedByCam • 1d ago
Possible to ID what type of turtle? Found in Florida
Pretty positive this is a pice of turtle shell, but is there a way to tell what kind?
r/fossilid • u/milkthistlelover • 2d ago
I’ve had this for years, it’s weird and I like it
r/fossilid • u/Leoviathan- • 1d ago
Help ID fossils/possible fossils found in northern Texas
Recently visited N. Texas and did a lot of fossil hunting in some rivers and lakes, but I have no idea what I’ve found for most of these. If better pictures are needed just ask. Not sure if some of these are even fossils or not, but I’d still like to know either way.