Shell fossil?
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Kray Gelder
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Looks like crinoid stem cross sections.
Charlie P. (NY)
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I agree.
Loads of them in this area (Upstate NY).
Loads of them in this area (Upstate NY).
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yeah its crazy by me too. I could fill a dump truck full every day for my life around here and barely make a dent lol
CaptEsteban
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I agree with above answers.
StoneHunter
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Beautiful crinoids! I found a similar example in a stream in Parish, NY.
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