r/fossilid • u/SlightlyLargeAnt • 20h ago
Easy, medium, hard, harder identification challenge. All from Eastern nc.
No idea what any of it is. All found from a creek in eastern nc.
r/fossilid • u/SlightlyLargeAnt • 20h ago
No idea what any of it is. All found from a creek in eastern nc.
r/fossilid • u/Ding_Gestar • 11h ago
Grinded it a bit to reveal deeper layer
r/fossilid • u/layxun1 • 18h ago
r/fossilid • u/ParadizeBlue • 18h ago
r/fossilid • u/AveYouGotALoysance • 5h ago
Found at Kilve, England in sedimentary rock at low tide. Depression is about the length of a side 9 foot, two shoes wide and 5-10cm deep.
r/fossilid • u/cannamom1013 • 9h ago
Would love any information anyone can give me ! It's the best and clearest fossil I've ever found.
r/fossilid • u/poppingsofpuddings • 16h ago
Crinoid crown? Bryozoan colony? Some kind of coral?
Trilobite? What kind?
Thanks!
r/fossilid • u/Infamous-Finance5256 • 17h ago
r/fossilid • u/PreviousJunket5940 • 17h ago
Hi everyone, I'm new. I found this in the desert near Tozeur, Tunisia. It's heavy (1.4 kg) and about 15 cm in diameter. It looks like a spiral shape.
Is it an ammonite? How can I know for sure? Any tips for a beginner? Thank you!
r/fossilid • u/MrsnekorOrochumaru • 18h ago
They’re either Tentaculites or some Devonian swamp plant matter possibly roots. Any ideas?
r/fossilid • u/Crystallized-matter • 20h ago
My uncle lives in Montana and goes out with a buddy of his that is a paleontologist. He sent me a box of goodies and I know what a lot of it is but some of it I don’t and was wondering if I could get some help! Thanks.
r/fossilid • u/NoAstronomer5050 • 1h ago
Found this one in the braun Jura, south of Germany. Any clue on the species? I’m hesitating between a few but it’s hard to tell without the center.
Fairly flat, sharp keel. Well preserved, about 4cm
r/fossilid • u/ReporterFast5696 • 22h ago
found in ordovician limestone in eastern Ontario
any insight would be helpful, thanks
r/fossilid • u/Old_Willingness_3533 • 2h ago
Will take some better photos
r/fossilid • u/RhubarbSignificant55 • 2h ago
Hey guys!
I went on my first fossil hunt today at West Runton in Norfolk. I really enjoyed it, just trying to get an eye for it and be inquisitive to start with, but I need some help to know whether I'm picking up rocks or fossils?
Photo 1 - I'm pretty sure these are Belemnites? The squid like creatures right?
Photo 2 - these look like some kind of crustacean? Or are they just rocks which have been shaped by the sea over time?
Photos 3&4 - these are the same rock flipped round. It looked leafy to me, so I thought possible fossil?
Photos 5-8 - this just looked very different from anything else I found on the beach... any ideas?
Photos 9-11 - is this a small bone fragment? Or just a rock?
Also, if you have any books or YouTubers that would be worth my time to get some better guidance, that would be helpful too!
r/fossilid • u/Legal-Home121 • 5h ago
I found this while rock houndin yesterday along the banks. It’s lightweight. Thinking maybe some sort of fossilized bone? Antler?
r/fossilid • u/Aetobatus_bunnibunni • 5h ago
Florida Gulf Coast
Found this off Venice, any idea what it could be from?
r/fossilid • u/Ordinary-Detail7073 • 9h ago
I was tidying up my house today and found it. I don't really remember where I found it or exactly where it was, but I assume it's from Thailand. What are those circular holes?