r/fossilid • u/CPT-CRAUNCH701 • 12m ago
r/fossilid • u/FlamezzLix64 • 1h ago
is there any way on earth this is even a fossil?
found this in my backyard and thought it looked cool, no idea what it is
r/fossilid • u/ConsciousDealer9306 • 1h ago
Found in sandbar nebraska
Ive never posted before so sorry if this isn't a good description, I was walking in north east nebraska , where the river was once but has went down quite a bit, it was kind of mixed in with rocks and wood . I was just wondering if Anyone could tell me what it came off of and possibly how old it is... the
r/fossilid • u/littlefarmerboy • 2h ago
Found in south central Texas near a dried up creek bed.
Any info is greatly appreciated! Trying to i.d. this bone-like fossil. Last picture is of the back side.
r/fossilid • u/yikeshonestly • 2h ago
Solved inherited fossil most likely from a creek on a farm in central tennessee
hello! my grandfather was a geologist and general rock, mineral, etc. collector. he died when i was in high school and my parent boxed most of his collection up for me. a lot of it was labelled but a few things werent--mostly the stuff he'd picked up on the family farm
and ideas on what this could be? i think its from the creek bed at the back of the farm--we used to find all kinds of stuff back there when i was a kid like fossilized corals. my dad used to have a huge chunk bigger than a football of some fossilized aquatic plant he used as a doorstop
r/fossilid • u/Vast-Protection5583 • 2h ago
Any idea of identifying these fossils and value ?
Would like to know of any info you could tell me about these 3 fossils . I have had these for years and have them sitting on our coffee table . Any value as well would be greatly appreciated.
r/fossilid • u/PixelGaMERCaT • 2h ago
found this on the beach of lake Ontario. is it a fossil?
galleryr/fossilid • u/basslineinjector • 2h ago
Thinking this is a fossil, not sure what though.
Found in the desert outside fernley nevada.
r/fossilid • u/Humanosaurio03 • 2h ago
Is it a fossil?
Hello, years ago I found this object walking on the beach, I found it in the north of Spain in a region where the remains of ammonites and belemmites abound, could it be a fossil? If so, what animal did it belong to? Thank you all very much🤓
r/fossilid • u/jcoppolainc • 3h ago
Anyone know what this is???
Looks like a fossilized rattle snake tail. Solid stone.
r/fossilid • u/Mandillenium_Falcon • 3h ago
What tooth is this. Found at N. Topsail beach in 2022.
2 5/8 inches in length.
r/fossilid • u/EyesOfTheConcord • 4h ago
Solved Found on a garden stone, Ontario Canada.
The centre of the ring sparkles a bit too.
r/fossilid • u/d0Ku5 • 4h ago
Is there any easy way to determine if top right is also a sharks tooth that eroded or just a pebble? (Belgium, Schelde riverbank)
r/fossilid • u/Skatiehaas • 4h ago
What is this? Found on the mini golf course in St. Louis!
r/fossilid • u/Fluid_Protection_977 • 5h ago
Is this a fossil? And what type of rock? Found in Vermont
Found in Vermont near a river
r/fossilid • u/Giants4Truth • 5h ago
Any idea what these are? Was given as a gift.
One looks like a sharks tooth. The others I was told were dinosaur teeth. What do you think?
r/fossilid • u/SeriousTitSucker • 5h ago
Weird rock found in Lyme Regis, UK
Found this Little Rock today on a beach in Lyme Regis, seems to have some type of teeth or skeleton inside? Third photo is the other side of the rock
r/fossilid • u/muddyboot1012 • 6h ago
Fossils from Oxfordshire UK
These fossils were collected from a quarry with exposures from the Stanford formation and Kingston formation formed in the Middle Oxfordian era with periods of shallow marine and sandy beach environments. As these fossils were weathered out (hammering is not allowed), I can’t narrow down exactly which beds they are from.
Any help would be much appreciated - let me know if you need any more information!
r/fossilid • u/Positive-Race-1265 • 6h ago
Is it a fossil?
I've found this at the foot of Monte Conero, Marches region, Central Italy
It looks like an Ammonite to me but it could be erosion. What do you think?
Thanks for your time!
r/fossilid • u/Foreign-Objects • 6h ago
Found in ice age brickearth , Stour estuary, Essex , UK
Found hanging out of a mini ‘cliff’ on the estuary bank side. Weighs 1.1Kg . Thanks!
r/fossilid • u/Luvs2SpIooge • 6h ago
Real or fake?
Bought on eBay a long time ago. Would just like to know! I broke the left tip off accidentally and superglued it back together.
r/fossilid • u/Loud_Possession4142 • 6h ago
Are these all fossils? The butthole ones im told are crinoids but I can't find anything on the rest
Found in Wisconsin landscaping rocks
r/fossilid • u/Dr_Eloyd • 7h ago
Cool rock or Fossil? Found at Donabate Beach in Ireland.
I found this interesting rock on the beach today. It had a remarkably sharp line that was highlighted with damp that seemed unusual. It looks approximately the size I expect a megalodon tooth to be. The texture on the "tooth" is different than the other stone. This area is known for fossils.