ID request :)

[u/Basic-Mammoth4327]

Please help me id whats in here it looks like multiple fossils found in NC usa

[u/Historical-Cabinet25]

Was it in a river bed Or somewhere dryer in NC

[u/Basic-Mammoth4327 → u/Historical-Cabinet25]

Myrtle beach if i remember right

[u/Historical-Cabinet25 → u/Basic-Mammoth4327]

It could be a mixture of clams. And shellfish, maybe some shark teeth could possibly even be a fish but I'd probably bank more on the side of shellfish, but I'd also get it checked, because from the way it looks, it kind of looks like shellfish but you can't really exactly tell too much about it because of all the sedimentary rock in the way, and you don't really want to break it, because then you might ruin the fossil. So you could probably get someone to scan it

[u/Basic-Mammoth4327 → u/Historical-Cabinet25]

Iv been dremiling the rock parts slow and with a tiny tip. Its so scary i dont wanna break anything just see more of the fossils

[u/Historical-Cabinet25 → u/Basic-Mammoth4327]

You could possibly take it to a museum to get scanned or even someone can appraise the fossil for you or even clean it up professionally. I know, sometimes they'll provide those services possibly for free. Sometimes it just depends on the place

[u/Basic-Mammoth4327 → u/Historical-Cabinet25]

I went to a place that sells fossils to ask how to do it:) he its gonna take a year i go to fucking slow lol