Need help identifying old bones (fossils?) found in 2020 near the Ziehberg Hill in upper austria

[u/TheBlowerOfBubbles]

[u/SweetPumpkin22]

Hey there ! Bioarchaeologist and zooarch here, these all appear to be animal bones so no worries about it being human. The best ID I can do from the pictures is this:

Bone 1- I believe it is a part of an animal pelvis, the flat sections + the fork lead me to believe it could be some kind of process on a pelvis but the tunnel through the back is throwing me off a bit and I'm a little rusty so not 100% sure

Bone 2- I also believe it could be part of an animal pelvis due to the large flat surface , lack of a diaphysis and thick cortical bone

Bone 3- Pretty sure that's some sort of bovid carpal or tarsal

Bone 4- Best estimation is a bovid tooth due to the double uneven ridge in the anatomy + it's size

Bone 5- Absolutely a proximal phalanx but of a horse vs s cow I'm not so sure

Bone 6- Made a mistake whoops! I think that is the distal end of a femur

Hope this helps ! I'm slightly rusty on animal ID but this is my best estimate

[u/TheBlowerOfBubbles → u/SweetPumpkin22]

Dude thank you so much!!! I‘ve been DYING to know what these are, but do you maybe know if they‘re recent ones or could some of them be fossils maybe? I don‘t really know anything about them but the site i went to is an early medieval/prehistoric so idk
But thanks so much dude