Fossiled prehistoric great white tooth

[Jeradkeys13]

Fossiled prehistoric great white tooth modified by antient man the tooth is 2 and a half inches long and 2 inches wide found in Oklahoma

 

[newnan man]

Very nice. Did you find it?

 

[robertk]

Same one posted here? And you found it in Oklahoma? I wonder how it wound up there?

 

[Older The Better]

I don’t know how far back great whites go but I’ve found a shark tooth here in Kansas too, used to be a big shallow sea during much of the Mesozoic

 

[newnan man]

I have fish fossils from Wyoming, found over 4 thousand above sea level.

 

[Jeradkeys13]

Same one posted h

Same one posted here? And you found it in Oklahoma? I wonder how it wound up there?

Yeah same one lol they said I could get somebody to tell me a little more about it I found multiple sediment clam fossils and cronoids in the same spot I found the tooth
ere? And you found it in Oklahoma? I wonder how it wound up there?

 

[robertk]

I found multiple sediment clam fossils and cronoids in the same spot I found the tooth

That sounds like what I find around here (southwest Missouri, just up the street from Oklhahoma). Plenty of crinoids, some shells now and then, but never a shark tooth. Maybe you had deeper water where you are.

 

[LandSeig]

Nice tooth! From the first pic it looks like it has machine marks around it, like it could be from a drill chuck, not an expert by any means but the hole looks modern. Definitely a cool find though.

Here is a good thread on ancient vs modern drilled holes for reference.

Helpful Hint On Drilled Holes and Carving By Hand, Stone and Power Tool

I wont to show what a stone drilled hole looks like and also what carving lines by stone looks against power tool works. The 1st photo is of a hole in bone that was drilled by a stone drill 1st let me point out how the bone which is soft angles all the way down to the very inside of the bone...

www.treasurenet.com

 

[pickaway]

Nice find...

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A very cool find !