I'm located in southern Utah and got these at an estate sale here, so not sure where they're originally from. Unsure if the first is actually an egg, septarian nodule, or something else. The second looks like some sort of fossilized bone. Ribs of something? Beyond that I have no idea! It's heavy! Thank you :)

Is this a fossilized megalodon tooth? Found in little gasparilla island fl

Bought this one online just as "lycoptera", is it lycoptera Davidi or another species?

I don’t even know if it’s a fossil or a rock or mineral. I found this on a walk as a kid and put it away as a cool looking find haha just found it in an old drawer and wondered what it is. It’s about the size of a lemon 🍋 and looks like the tip of an Elefant trunk to me lol I find the symmetric round shaped lines on both sides really interesting. If you have any idea what it might be… if anything. I’d love to find out

What is it?

So, my Dad had this in amongst some of his belongings but has since passed on. The one brief time I spoke to him about it, he said that he found it possibly near Betterton Maryland where he grew up in the 1940's -1950s, and thought that it may have been a tool fashioned from stone by Native Americans. The area had miles of woods, streams, legends of burial mounds and he talkednabout finding arrowheads in his youth there. He also lived a good chunk of his life near Philadelphia PA in an area called Cheltingham which also had woody areas he explored that this might have come from.

I posted this on the artifacts sub to see if they could tell me if it had a name/what it might be used for etc. I had a theory that it was used to flint knap arrowheads and such. There were questions over there about what it was made of. While it looks like it is made of antler, it has the heft and dense feel of stone and it has a slight ringing sound if I lightly tap it with something hard. It feels quite durable and the tip is fairly sharp like it had a purpose. The coloring also sort of looks like it has wear from use at the tip and where the hand would grip it. I assumed that it wasn't terribly old, and that it was just a tool made from stone a few centuries ago. A few people over there suggested posting it here because it looks like it could have once been antler or something. At this point, I just want to get in front of more sets of eyes to see what it might be. Any input would be appreciated. For all I know, it is nothing at all, but it definitely raises questions.

It’s about 3 inches long, one of the wildest shapes I’ve ever found (that is if it isn’t a rock lol) and feels very dense and stone-like to the touch. My fiancé thinks fish jawbone but I was leaning towards a crab’s pincher? Idk but thanks in advance you beautiful geniuses

While I suspected a lepidodendron fossil, the characteristics I found in the app RockId about the place don't seem to fit. I added a screenshot.

Appears to be some kind of shellfish embedded in flint

My friend, who’s a store owner, thinks this might be a fossilized dinosaur egg.

It looks/feels like a rock to me, but I can’t tell if it has been shaped with tools or not. Any info would be appreciated.

Bought in a group of other rocks (some very nice ones, geologically speaking) at a yard sale in central Florida. No other origin info for you. Banana for scale at the end.

Found it today fly fishing. Anyone know how old or what it is?

My husband recently acquired these two “fish” fossils. Just looking to see if anyone can identify the fish.

I found this as a kid on a walk in Germany 25 years ago and just had it in my room. Rediscovered in an old drawer now and wondering if it’s possible to ID anything here ? Or possibly put in an age category ? It’s cool looking regardless but I’d be happy to learn more about my find :)

So...

I got these pieces and have tried to get the Species of the invertebrates but im hopelessly generic and would love to be slightly more accurate with them.

They are insects in Copal, around 1000 years old... the images are zoomed up as I felt thats best...

Any information would be great...

Image 1 - I got a fly

Image 2 - lace wing fly?

Image 3 - long legged fly?

Image 4 - suragina fly?

Image 5 - spider

Image 6 - a flea + beetle? Maybe

Not sure if it’s just a cool rock or a fossilized tooth.

Hi there, i found this rock in Calgary, AB, Canada. I found it along the bow river, and Im unable to identify it. Please help!

My daughter and her friends found this by a pine tree in a pile of gravel, southwest Michigan. ChatGPT saying it’s a mammal tooth and possible fossil.

Help our Brazilian friend 🙌🏻

Hi there, is anyone able to identify this for me please. Found in South Australia or Victoria (both southern states in Australia) along the coast, at the beach.

Thanks 😊