Can someone please help me identify this rock or possibly a fossil tooth???

[grantdeason]

 

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[Broken knee]

Welcome to Tnet, it looks like some type of petrified acorn? HH
BK

 

[grantdeason]

That is what everybody said it looked like that I have shown it to around here in South AL. LOL! If it is a acorn, it had to fall from a HUGE ass oak tree that grew here in my back yard millions of years ago

 

[flinthunter]

Looks somewhat like a coprolite. Petrified feces.

 

[Broken knee]

That is what everybody said it looked like that I have shown it to around here in South AL. LOL! If it is a acorn, it had to fall from a HUGE ass oak tree that grew here in my back yard millions of years ago

I wouldn't think it's out of the question look how big the dinosaurs were, whats a giant nut? Megasquirrelodon food.
BK

 

[wvwildman]

cool find i find petrified hickory nuts in my garden all the time and in the sandstone that i have busted up in the driveway through the years

 

[Paleopilot]

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It looks like what you would expect to see on the end of a steel cable to keep it from fraying. Sometimes it would be lead, other times, bronze. It looks green in your photo, what do you think the material is? Might even be an old copper wire splice.

 

[Paleopilot]

I just had another thought!, second one today!, maybe a fulgurite, depending on the composition of the soil that was struck, lightning can produce some strange solidified artifacts!

 

[ohiowhiteguy]

i'm thinking it's a gastropod..a snail type creature...yep that's what i'm thinking...
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