May be. A tooth or something

[Jasonaustin]

I have had this here A rock or fossil whatever it is for a few years I can't remember where I got it from but but it was here in Arizona I would say it's about an inch and a half wide in about 2 inches tall

 

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[lairmo]

Just looks like a rock to me...but sometimes I'm not right...

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

IMO it is milk quartz.

 

[Jasonaustin]

More pics View attachment 1648440

 

[Jasonaustin]

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[Jasonaustin]

Another pic

 

[BrettCo124]

Looks like quartz to me, in my opinion, not a tooth

 

[Whiplash016]

Do you mind if I save one of your photos? Its easier to explain a few things that I noticed.

 

[Jasonaustin]

Go ahead an save all u want

 

[Jasonaustin]

An I was thinking tht it was a animal tooth or some sort

 

[Whiplash016]

Sry, I forgot about this. The outlined red area is interesting, but I don’t have enough to go on by just this picture. It’s possible you only have one side and the white section appears to be the interior and was a calcium mineral before permineralization. It looks like it’s calcite now, so that makes sense. The outlined red area is a different mineral, probably quartz. The reason for the two different petrifications is the mineral makeup prior to fossilization.