What is it? - Tooth?

[*Molly*]

Hi Hunters, I'd appreciate your input on this find. Found in Texas, I'd say it was enamel.
Thanx.

Molly.

 

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[tomclark]

Hi Molly,
That looks like a fossilized horse or bison tooth split right down the middle longways. Looks like horse .
I'll check on the fossilforum.com and let you know. Happy Hunting!

 

[*Molly*]

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[razor]

Hey Molly, yep that's some sort of tooth... horse, bison, camel maybe Fairly common in Texas. Good find!!! Razor

 

[tomclark]

I'd wager Pleistocene, but that spans a time of 1.8 millions years ago til about 12,000 years ago!

 

[*Molly*]

Thankyou for your comments guys.
Tom, I've researched the Pleistocene, I agree with you. This is an amazing artifact, this Mammoth ( the largest ever) walked this planet before Homosapians, that's just so cool. I am so proud to own an artifact this old. I have some more items I'd like you to look at, will post them soon. Thanx again.

Molly.

 

[stryker-one]

Nice find--don't see those up here in Oregon.

Stryker

 

[ohioriver hunter]

Hi Hunters, I'd appreciate your input on this find. Found in Texas, I'd say it was enamel.
Thanx.

Molly.

wHAT A
COOL FIND!!
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[razor]

As usual Tom you're right on the money. I guess I should have mentioned that, but I didn't even think of it... good job, Ray

 

[Neanderthal]

Looks like a bison or a cow tooth (they are almost undistinguishable). I wouldn't want to wager on how old it is...I have seen some pretty damn black 'bones' that aren't as old as some may think. It all depends on the context itself. In heavy tanin rich environs, it doesn't take long at all to take on one hell of a thick stain.