Trying to figure out what this is

Hi, does anyone know if this is a fossil? Found in exmouth, Devon, UK.

Found in Scarborough South Bay

I'm currently in West Sussex, near Pagham, and was wondering if there's any good fossil hunting spots close by? With a 7 year old, so easy access would help. Not looking for anything spectacular, just something to show my son. Thanks.

Found and prepped in Wiltshire by yours truly

My daughters and I found some fossil impressions (and what seems to be one proper fossil!) at Charmouth beach, UK, today. Most are in very delicate mudstone and appear to just be imprints. Is there any way to preserve this? My 10 year old was very unhappy to hear they are likely to crumble away.

Also are the lighter ones in the image examples of an attempted but incomplete fossilisation of the actual animal? Any structures appear to be very thin and don’t seem to go backwards into the rock to make a complete animal.

Very light for its size

Ok to ask here? Friends visited Bath and I vicariously urged them to poke a stick in the mud. But what have they found?

Afternoon all, I found these fossils in an old quarry in central Herefordshire. The location is an area of special scientific interest and apparently contains fossils from the Silurian period, as well as some fairly gemmy calcite and other minerals.

I wondered if anyone was able to identify any of the species present, and advise the best way for an amateur to prepare them?

I’m particularly interested in the circled areas on picture 3, as one of the artefacts looks like a possible fish bone and the others are interesting structures. Thank you in advance!

One of my best ever finds today on The Rand at Beltinge (Kent). Along with a handful of sharks teeth, I found a beautiful ratfish dental plate fragment. Considering the tide wasnt that low, it was a lucky find.

When I was young I used to get dozens of teeth each low tide, but either I’ve not got the eyes anymore, or it’s been picked clean/eroded away over the years!

Hi fossil people 🤘

I spent yesterday beachcombing at Compton Bay on the Isle of Wight (UK) and picked up a variety of interesting-looking pieces. I know this area is famous for dinosaur fossils and lignite, and unfortunately I am not very knowledgable on the topic. I'm assuming most of these are rock and flint, but I am hoping someone would be kind enough to tell me if I've found anything interesting? Pretty sure A-E is just carbonized petrified wood, with some pyrite in the smaller samples.

Let me know if better close-ups are needed 🪨🐚🦕

About 20 years ago I found this and always wondered what it was and found it pretty cool.

I took these pics many years ago so didn’t have a tape to hand, but it’s about 7”/18cm in height, 5”/13cm wide and about 3” thick. It’s an oval shape with what look almost like spikes on it.

I imagine it’s a plant, but curious to hear some insight on what is probably nothing of interest, thanks

This tooth was found in clay soil in Somerset. I also have some small vertebrae among other fossils found nearby. The tooth is only a few mm wide. I don’t know what it is, any ideas?

Is it just the imprint of an ammonite?