I found this in the surf while walking the beach at Sandy Hook in Gateway National Recreation Area in New Jersey on Monday. It looks eerily (lol) like an ear. I don't think its made of clay but maybe some sort of stone?
Can't tell if its natural or not, or what type of material it is, would love some insight if anybody has it. Thanks!
Its heavy but i think its the water its been soaking in. Its fully black and breaks off easily
Hi all my son (6) found this small rock with some tiny fossils inside. My guess would be crinoids. Any advances on crinoids. Thanks in advance.
Found this on a Milwaukee beach, any ideas on what the Batman-looking indent could be?
South UK, please don't mind my nails I got back from a festival yesterday
Found on the beach on Brier Island, Nova Scotia
This was among the rocks discarded by miners at Tchibarakaten
Idk if it's the right place for this but does anyone know what type of sharks teeths I've got here? Is the black on fossilized?
I got an afrovenator tooth. But im not sure it's afrovenator, eocarcharia or carcharodontosaurus. This fossil is from Niger africa and measures 3.7cm in size.
Found it digging in a shelf of shells on the beach in Myrtle Beach S.C.
Thanks everyone, im so stoked even if its broke and im...ready...to...party. Love the comments!
Is this amber? (I’m really hoping so! - if not, still looks cool). Found in Mundesley, Norfolk, UK
Bought this in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Interesting patterns to be found. What are these creatures?
It is about 1.5cm long and 1cm diameter at the "base"
Found these today on the shores of Georgian Bay, I think they are Trilobites but none seem to have the head(?) part - also, photo 4, I am not sure what it is at all - seems like many pieces of shell possible?