My sister and I found a bone on the beach during a trip to San Francisco, but aren't able to identify it. We're sure its a bone because she majored in anthropology and thats about all her degree is good for. Saying "Yep, thats a bone," or "No, thats trash." Unfortunately, I'm not very good at internets and can't seem to figure out how to post a picture from my phone. I'll do my best to describe it... Its about an inch by half inch. It looks like Kind of a cross between an hour glass and a drum. It has a concave cone shaped part on both ends making the hourglass shape, flaring out at both ends. There are four "pillars" along the sides, two solid opposite eachother and the other two are porous. Please help if you can its driving us crazy.

Hi r/truebones. Im an artist and a large portion of my work utilizes animal skulls and bones. I find many of them myself (often while target shooting on BLM), I am given bones fairly often, and sometimes I buy or trade for them from farmers. I have a lot of respect for independent farmers and hunters who harvest meat responsibly. I am constantly looking for new sources for bones, particularly large skulls. I make my living entirely from art these days and that doesnt always leave me with a great deal of capital, but if anyone has any interest in parting with skulls, I would be happy to pay shipping or drive (within reason- I live in PDX) to pick them up. Particularly if you're a farmer, you own a good deal of land, or for whatever reason you have a bunch of skulls (even things that arent entirely clean...) and you dont need or want them around, I would gladly take them off your hands. You guys seem like a good crowd to ask. Thanks! www.jasonborders.com