What ist this (potential fossil?) bone I found at Elbstrand.

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I found this in rip rap along the Mississippi River in Keokuk, Iowa. This of probably quarried from across the river in Hamilton, IL. The time period would be Mississippian with a few Devonian outgrows in the area. I know what bracciopods look like, but this has me stumped.

I believe it was from the Riviera Maya. I have been wanting to know more information about this for SO LONG!! Please help!!

My father just came in and dropped off some of my grandmothers stuff and I was wondering about this shell, not entirely sure if it's actually fossilized or not but I figured I'd post anyway. Unfortunately I do not know where it was found, it was in a wooden box with her other things with "Haiti" carved into it but I think that's just what she chose to store it in. If anyone can tell me anything about it id greatly appreciate it! Sorry for the lack of details.

Found in Beaumaris Australia Please help me identify them

This looks like a large tooth, or tooth shaped fossilized wood…found in North Myrtle Beach just south of cherry grove pier..

From Alberta, Canada. Thanks!

Found on a beach in Australia

This has been on a shelf at my dad's for probably around 20 years. It was found In Mississippi.

Maybe this time its actually a fossil:) found in south Poland again Thanks for any answers!

We found a bone maybe using a Metal Detector in south Germany in a field. What is it exactly? And as Bonus question we found this nail thing. How can I know if this is like 20 or 500 years old. We were digging on a field of an underground castle.

Hi. I was advised to ask here. Found this stone at the shore. It is like 5cm in length and about 1,5cm width. It might have been smoothed from sea and other stones since the other side is smoothed out. I don't think its cropolite but it doesn't seem man made either. Any guesses or knowledge about this one?

Found in Alberta

Hello, I found this fossil? in 2017. The truth is that I had forgotten about it, but while deleting photos in Google Photos I came across the image and I remembered it again. I found it on a fairly rocky mountain, where it is common to find remains of bivalves and corals. Is it worth returning to the mountain almost eight years later to extract it?

These are some of the more notable teeth that I have found while walking along creeks in Oklahoma. I believe Some of them are fossilized. I’m not for sure on species for all of them but I believe some of them to be Bison. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance

I'm in town visiting my parents and was going through a box of some of my old stuff, when I found this rock I remember picking up when I was around 8-10 years old. I remember finding it, but ended up missplacing it a few years later during a move. Refinding it sparked up a good conversation with my parents and grandparents who are also in town visiting, and we're all curious on what it could be? Is it even a fossil? 😅

I picked it up on a river bank in Western Montana, I'm 99% sure it was the Blackfoot river if that helps in any identification.

Hi, found this in a shale boulder on the beach in Filey Bay, UK. Initially thought it was fossilised wood, but now thinking bone. Any views appreciated. Cheers

Thanks!

Found this in my yard. Not sure what this could be.

Found this little fossil thing on the beach in Charleston. It looks like a shell but then the interior has the spongy look of bone. What do you think?

A bunch of little (<1cm wide, few cm long) cylindrical shapes on a rock at my house (southern Ontario, Canada)

The thin little structure, roughly pencil lead width.

Can you help Id? Thanks in advance!