Good day on the lower Potomac yesterday

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Pretty good day on the Potomac river yesterday. Not pictured are 33 assorted small teeth, a small, two row section of a ray dental plate, crab claws, etc. I'm hoping someone might know what the black object is which is pictured with the leg bone? Cheers!

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20200114_195003.webp - The (deer?) leg bone is in fact fossilized.
20200114_195339.webp - Not sure what this is, possible horn core? It's solid and heavy.
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Wow, that is quite a collection of finds. Well done.
 

Great job!! Them some fine teeth:icon_thumleft:
 

That is the distal end of a dugong (manatee) rib. There is very little marrow and the bone is very heavy and dense because they used these as ballast to balance the creature underwater.

Jon
 

Your leg bone I would guess with that deep groove is a metapodial, deer looks about right
 

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