Bones, Bones, Bones! Show us some fossil bones!

Harry Pristis

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Here's one that I found early on in my collecting. I was not all that impressed, being convinced that, if I found this one so easily, there would be many more to find. This is the only such example I ever found.

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digging440yrs

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1970 COMPASS-
WHITES SILVER EAGLE-
WHITES DFX, 4X6DD COIL, 6X8DD COIL, 950 COIL, 10X12SEF COIL-
GARRETT PRO POINTER AT, GARRETT AT PRO , MINELAB EXPLORER SE with 8.5x12.5 Cors coil
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bone2stone

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Spectacular.
Wouldn't you know it find something so noteworthy and never come across another.
Been there done that.


Show some bones.....here's some.

Here is some tiny verts from a specie of Upper Cret snake? (Arcadia Park member of the Eagleford)
Wikipedia has them identified as a species of mossasaurid.

Jess B.
 

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Perico

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Giant sloth phalanx found at the Peace river, Florida. Any idea what kind of sloth Harry?
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