Plant or bird.
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Kray Gelder Gold Member Feb 24, 2017 7,013 12,578 Georgetown, SC Detector(s) used Fisher F75 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Dec 6, 2022 #2 I think it is a marine fossil. Without better detail, crinoid, or coral maybe. I see you found a chert nodule, a marine deposit also.
I think it is a marine fossil. Without better detail, crinoid, or coral maybe. I see you found a chert nodule, a marine deposit also.
Emil W Sr. Member Nov 4, 2021 476 1,087 Central New Jersey Detector(s) used Deus 2 Deus Deus Lite Garrett Apex Garrett Pinpointer BH Discovery 2200 BH Pioneer EX White's Coinmaster 6000D (have had for decades) Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Dec 6, 2022 #3 I'm not sure it's a fossil at all. Appears to be a naturally eroded rock, with the softer parts worn away leaving some harder, more durable, veins of material raised. I'm interested to see what others think it is.
I'm not sure it's a fossil at all. Appears to be a naturally eroded rock, with the softer parts worn away leaving some harder, more durable, veins of material raised. I'm interested to see what others think it is.
Older The Better Silver Member Apr 24, 2017 3,138 5,832 south east kansas Detector(s) used Whites Eagle Spectrum Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Dec 25, 2022 #4 I’d say either crinoid/coral, or just a trace fossil of a burrow of some creature, the pictures are just. Bit grainy
I’d say either crinoid/coral, or just a trace fossil of a burrow of some creature, the pictures are just. Bit grainy