Help ID: bones? fossils? Petrified wood? Alien remains ???

[AU_with_my_gold]

Found these while prospecting today. They are heavy like stone, and sound like stone if you bang them together. But I lightly took my knife to one and it kinda carved like bone. We broke one and it split pretty clean and just looked like stone inside. Any help Much appreciated!!!

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

 

[Mifarmer]

The bottom one looks like a hog tusk to me

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

Sorry I'm having trouble getting my pictures on all at once

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

Couple more

 

[Davers]

You got me Man.
I'd go with Alien Remains. lol
GL Finding out tho.

 

[Rustic]

Some of them look vaguely like bones, but most of them don't. It's a puzzle. I have heard that when lightning strikes sand, it turns the sand to glass in weird patterns, but I don't have any personal experience with that to be able to compare to what you have there. Hope someone recognizes them, they are so unusual.

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

Thanks guys. If it helps at all they seem to have been unearthed at the base of a fresh landslide

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

Sorry if I'm double posting pics

 

[Rustic]

Maybe fulgerites? I googled some pics and worn ones look similar to what you have.

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

Some of them have like rings like wood would have on it.

 

[NEPADIGGER7]

Yeah id second alien remains...the one that looks like a tooth is actually a alien ****! Not really well endowed though! Lol cool finds regardless of what they really are!

 

[Johncoho]

From my experience hunting petrified wood in Arizona, they don't appear to be wood. I have also seen some sand lightning strikes and they don't look like them. Process of elimination would make me assume they are some type of petrified bones? Just my guess.

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

Last pic

 

[Indian Steve]

What state are you in. I found similar stuff in a creek in South Georgia along with cretaceous period dinosaur fossils.

 

[AU_with_my_gold]

British Columbia Canada. Right above Washington state

 

[M_d_in_guy]

I'm leaning towards an ancient coral bed that was there, many of the shapes are similar to branch coral. The one image does look like a hogs tusk or even a claw from a prehistoric carnivore of sorts.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=bran...ChMI_LChruiwyAIVRfI-Ch0A3w3J&biw=1366&bih=643