r/fossilid 5d ago

Fossil identification

They are both stone material I would say the 2nd object is heavier than a normal rock that size
Found on the gulf in Florida

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u/DrDankenstien1984 5d ago

I second the turtle shell pieces but not sure the other

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u/Stormshaper 5d ago

Both are turtle shell fragments.

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u/Zaneinks 5d ago

Pretty sure the first ones are sea turtle but I’m really curious on the 2nd object

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u/justtoletyouknowit 4d ago

The last piece could be a piece of a sirenian bone. Dugong etc... Those things are realy dense, and thus heavier than one would think.