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Is it a whale vertebrae?

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Eroded bank left this along the York river. It's hard, Im sure it's a vertebrae, just wondered age and what it's from
 

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Most likely. I found some up the Potomac last year after the storms. In Yorktown, that's most likely Miocene as is a lot of that part of VA. the long gone Rice's pit in Hampton was Miocene. Look for BIG shark's teeth in the area. The megalodon (or as I call it a chomp-o-saurus), the ancestor of the great white shark ate these whales. Yum yum.
 

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