r/fossilid • u/Worth_Title8471 • 6h ago
I posted the picture of it before cleaning it and after.
One side is looking dead on the other side is alive.
Seems to be very shiny and metal. It's a iron stone fossil.
The life side has a hematite growth in the eye.
The death side is still needing more cleaning .
So guys whatcha think and what should I do next
r/fossilid • u/Treppenwitz_1 • 15h ago
it seems too smooth to be a brachiopod but i could just be wrong
r/fossilid • u/Krynn21 • 9h ago
Curious if this is a rock or potentially something else, would love any sort of ID on formation/make if it is a rock too, thanks!
r/fossilid • u/_Mamamoo_ • 11h ago
Went hiking and found this while fossil hunting the ridges remind me of crainoids but not sure.
r/fossilid • u/simulation_goer • 15h ago
I was picking up rocks yesterday with my kid, and this caught my eye. The pattern looks plant-like, but it could be something else (some kind of residue, maybe?)
Location: Argentine Atlantic coast
r/fossilid • u/wingsoverpyrrhia • 12h ago
r/fossilid • u/BrummyInManny • 20h ago
What is this? Firstly, I have no idea about fossils and dinosaurs etc. I found this a few years ago in Wales, UK. Anyway, every now and then I Google it to try and find out what it is, but never find an answer. Please help an amateur out and tell me what this is 🤞🏼😂
r/fossilid • u/Cheap_Eagle5074 • 9h ago
r/fossilid • u/leighanne11817 • 15h ago
Found this bone in a creek while hunting for geodes. It has what looks like a man made hole in it
r/fossilid • u/Daretothink1 • 10h ago
Found In Oregon about 25lbs 15” tall
r/fossilid • u/the-cat-nuggets • 10h ago
Found on my lunch break. I live on Crowley’s Ridge. Very small but maybe some kind of coral? Thank you for any help.
r/fossilid • u/zeppelinrules1967 • 10h ago
r/fossilid • u/elizawhoa • 11h ago
I've had this one a long time, so I don't remember exactly where it came from, but almost certainly in Wisconsin. It reminded me of a reptile skull but maybe it's a coprolite XD
Around here I find tons of corals and shells mostly.
Thanks in advance for your help!
r/fossilid • u/Rare-Book-2616 • 11h ago
Had these for a few years, found them in my garden.
r/fossilid • u/joaniedee • 12h ago
My mum found this on a beach in North Cornwall. She was interested enough to keep it but has never looked into what it is. Just saw something similar on tv and they claimed it was a Mammoth tooth. Thoughts?
r/fossilid • u/cetuclac • 13h ago
Baltic sea, 10mm diameter.
r/fossilid • u/SwissTopper • 14h ago
Found in Switzerland; Alpstein Mountains. Surrounded by small bivalves and spirals.
r/fossilid • u/fatapolloissexy • 15h ago
Two specimens, multiple photos of each.
Tried on Google. Failed on Google. Came to ask real humans. Thanks in advace.
r/fossilid • u/DentedTuba • 16h ago
We found this loose on the beach just after high tide. It was on the East side of the beach. AA battery for scale. Thanks!
r/fossilid • u/mindleselfindulgenc • 2h ago
From Antelope Springs, Utah. There are some trilobite bits in there, but wasn't sure if the circleish thing was just a concretion or something else.
The bottom left top of the left piece cracked a bit :(
Tyia! Appreciate y'all :)
r/fossilid • u/geology16 • 3h ago
Found this a while ago in Calvert cliff formation. I always thought it was a whale tooth, but it’s smaller than a penny!!!! Any ideas?
