🔎 UNIDENTIFIED I found this in the sand at Colonial Beach Va.

[slosh]

 

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[achanceforgold]

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what is material?

 

[slosh]

what is material?

Sorry this is my first time on this site! I’m not even sure if I’m doing this correct. It seems to be stone?

 

[achanceforgold]

Sorry this is my first time on this site! I’m not even sure if I’m doing this correct. It seems to be stone?

oh, well welcome.

there are some guys here that nay be able to tell you if it natural or a worked piece of stone.
can you get a clearer picture? those are a little blurry.

 

[slosh]

oh, well welcome.

there are some guys here that nay be able to tell you if it natural or a worked piece of stone.
can you get a clearer picture? those are a little blurry.

Well it’s definitely soft stone? I just tried to break it and it broke! I glued it back together. Maybe I shouldn’t have but I did.

 

[invent4hir]

Hi, welcome to TNet. Interesting find. To help us help you please take/post more pics with a size reference. At some point a moderator may move this to the Rocks/Gem or North American Indian Artifacts.

 

[slosh]

Hi, welcome to TNet. Interesting find. To help us help you please take/post more pics with a size reference. At some point a moderator may move this to the Rocks/Gem or North American Indian Artifacts.

Hello, Thank you! I will post more pics and size!

 

[slosh]

 

[slosh]

I also found this little container with a piece of paper in it

 

[ticndig]

colonial beach '' Potomac River" in Westmorland County is well known for fossils. so, my guess is a vertebra from a sea creature.

Fossil Collecting at Westmoreland State Park, Virginia

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[slosh]

colonial beach '' Potomac River" in Westmorland County is well known for fossils. so, my guess is a vertebra from a sea creature.

Fossil Collecting at Westmoreland State Park, Virginia

Adriane here- Every now and then (well, as often as I can to be honest), I go fossil hunting with family, friends, and colleagues just for fun! There’s nothing like finding the remains of ext…

timescavengers.org

Oh my!! I didn’t even think of that!!! 😊 Thank you!

 

[Almy]

The container looks like it is for storage of a microscope objective. The objective can be screwed off of the microscope. When dropped into the container it stops when the objective flange hits the rim of the container. The container top is then screwed on.