A tooth?
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PetesPockets55
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Are you asking about all three?
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if you're asking about the top piece then yes that is a tooth. too what
would need photos from diff angles but for now I would say bovine.
On a different note, that one key looks all bent and worn lol
would need photos from diff angles but for now I would say bovine.On a different note, that one key looks all bent and worn lol
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I like da tooffs dat have a lot of gold on-em
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The bottom one looks like an arrow head. The bent key is still a key and the others...?
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Where was the tooth found? I have found similar looking fragments in North Sulphur River (northeast Texas). Was told they were from camels.
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