Found in a Kentucky creek by me a few days ago, just looking for some possible ID. Appears to be some sort of fossil to me at least. Thanks, Aaron
Fossil ID
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Kind on reminds me of a mastodon tooth. Some of them have striations like on your piece. I'm just guessing, no real knowledge.
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Well,..that would be cool. I have several feelers out to try and get a definitive. Thanks for the response.
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It could also be a fossil of a fossil. Meaning it is an imprint left when the organic matter decayed.
Cool find!
Cool find!
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Not a mastodon tooth. Looks like rock to me.
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