lowd Jr. Member Joined Feb 9, 2013 Messages 65 Reaction score 75 Golden Thread 0 Sep 23, 2014 Thread Owner #1 Hi guys I found this in a creek bed. It's fossilized and rather heavy for its size. Any clue as to what it may be? Attachments image-456294816.webp 56.1 KB · Views: 140 image-191617663.webp 55.2 KB · Views: 128 image-1053516294.webp 53.8 KB · Views: 130 image-2341672109.webp 47.8 KB · Views: 134 image-3274589300.webp 42.3 KB · Views: 136 image-527418877.webp 43.9 KB · Views: 132 image-3308102297.webp 41.3 KB · Views: 124
Hi guys I found this in a creek bed. It's fossilized and rather heavy for its size. Any clue as to what it may be?
GatorBoy Gold Member Joined May 28, 2012 Messages 14,812 Reaction score 6,156 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Sep 25, 2014 #2 Looks like it used to be a small box turtle
kenstein Hero Member Joined Sep 28, 2012 Messages 577 Reaction score 619 Golden Thread 0 Location N.E. Texas Detector(s) used Ace 250 , Pro pointer, AT Pro Primary Interest: Other Sep 25, 2014 #3 The interlocking seams resemble those of a Baculite, but the shape doesn't. If you have a Natural History museum nearby, they can help. Let us know what you find out. Interesting. Last edited: Sep 25, 2014
The interlocking seams resemble those of a Baculite, but the shape doesn't. If you have a Natural History museum nearby, they can help. Let us know what you find out. Interesting.
B bakergeol Bronze Member Joined Feb 4, 2004 Messages 1,269 Reaction score 176 Golden Thread 0 Location Colorado Detector(s) used GS5 X-5 GMT Sep 26, 2014 #4 Coiled cephalopod- Big one.
Ninjafossils Hero Member Joined Dec 18, 2012 Messages 679 Reaction score 345 Golden Thread 0 Location Tennessee Detector(s) used Garrett Ace 250 Tesoro Compadre Garrett AT Pro Primary Interest: Other Sep 27, 2014 #5 As you saw on the other post it is in fact an ammonite