Giant fossil teeth

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I found two giant stone teeth. I wish I could figure out how to attach pictures. IMG_20150909_113901313.jpg IMG_20150909_113901313.jpg u IMG_20150909_114033112.jpg IMG_20150909_114033112.jpg
 

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jeff of pa

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Nice Find !

Best way I know to add pics is to use Insert Image

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and click on From computer

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then BROWSE
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Madmox

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That doesn't scream fossil tooth to me. It looks like a mix of sedimentary and Quartz. For me, I would say coincidence. It has a tooth-like shape kind of. But not like any fossil I've seen.


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Is there a cave or possibly large rock outcroppings/cliffs nearby? I ask because they have the appearance of precipitated mineral flow growths often found in caves and/or on or at the bottom of rock outcroppings/cliffs.


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