patiodadio Hero Member Joined Feb 28, 2014 Messages 581 Reaction score 593 Golden Thread 0 Location KY Detector(s) used Whites 4000D Garrett ATPro Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 1, 2014 #1 A friend has this large fossil (about 8 ft long) on his land. I think its a fossil of a tree. Can anyone help I.D. this for us?
A friend has this large fossil (about 8 ft long) on his land. I think its a fossil of a tree. Can anyone help I.D. this for us?
nhbenz Gold Member Joined Dec 30, 2004 Messages 6,827 Reaction score 6,852 Golden Thread 0 Location Brentwood, NH Detector(s) used White's Classic SL White's Surf P.I. Apr 1, 2014 #2 Maybe paleodictyon? The world's weirdest sponge Upvote 0
Broken knee Bronze Member Joined Dec 12, 2009 Messages 1,909 Reaction score 785 Golden Thread 0 Location in your back yard Detector(s) used excal 2 Fisher F75 SE Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 1, 2014 #3 It's a Lepidodendron fossil. HH BK Attachments tree.webp 7.4 KB · Views: 106 Last edited: Apr 1, 2014 Upvote 0
T taz42o Bronze Member Joined Dec 25, 2008 Messages 2,200 Reaction score 1,457 Golden Thread 0 Location Ohio Apr 1, 2014 #4 I used to find those when I was strip mining coal here in Ohio. 300 million years old. Upvote 0
nhbenz Gold Member Joined Dec 30, 2004 Messages 6,827 Reaction score 6,852 Golden Thread 0 Location Brentwood, NH Detector(s) used White's Classic SL White's Surf P.I. Apr 1, 2014 #5 So the hexagonal pattern I was looking at would likely be sigillaria, often found with lepidodendron it seems? Upvote 0
So the hexagonal pattern I was looking at would likely be sigillaria, often found with lepidodendron it seems?