Couple hours, couple pieces and a piece of horned coral!!
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Defintely a piece of Horn Coral.
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that first piece is cool, the whitish one, there are crinoid stems in it
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Pretty piece of fossiliferous chert there. And yes, Horn coral.
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Great finds. I love the scrapers. May I ask you experts a question
I think I found a horned fossil on a Dallas site in Tennessee, I did not know what it was maybe till I saw this post. Would they be here as well and were they used by prehistoric man or are they just found as a fossil.Is that what this is? Thanks so much I thought it was a piece of concrete or something !!!!!!
I think I found a horned fossil on a Dallas site in Tennessee, I did not know what it was maybe till I saw this post. Would they be here as well and were they used by prehistoric man or are they just found as a fossil.Is that what this is? Thanks so much I thought it was a piece of concrete or something !!!!!!Attachments
Pinellas Man
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Nice haul for a couple of hours.
