Someone please tell me what this is!!

[Asiam]

So, I found this a little while ago it's so strange. Is suoer heavy it comes apart and goes back together perfectly like a puzzle there are several layers of different thicknesses there is an internal part tshat is perfectly oval with what looks like a petrified told I'm the innermost part....

 

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[ToddsPoint]

Maybe some sort of concretion? Gary

 

[ARC]

Ok from left to right...

Brushes....

Beer... or appears to be... which might have led to the final item being picked up and posted here.

Leverite.

Should leave er right where ya found it.

:P

Sorry... looks like a big rock of nothing ness.

Could be a fossilized dinosaur turd. (I am serious about this... no joke)

 

[Red-Coat]

Several layers of different thicknesses suggests concretion as Gary says. But concretions, by definition, form around something that acts as a nucleus and sometimes that nucleus can be a fossil (such as shell for example). I don't understand what "internal part tshat is perfectly oval with what looks like a petrified told I'm the innermost part" actually means, but a close-up view of what is on the inside may help determine if it is a fossil concretion.

 

[adh247]

Okay, Those totally look like dinosaur eggs I would seriously get them checked out!

 

[A2coins]

Holy moly does look like eggs that would be so cool let us know if you do get it checked out

 

[bradyboy]

lets start with where it was found, dug, surface find and so on
how it was found
Brady

 

[ARC]

No reply yet from op ehhh ?

Well I would almost bet the op thought the dino poop I mentioned was some joke etc.

But I was 100% serious... and in fact... I would bet on it.

 

[ARC]

Coprolite is the term.

Try researching it.

 

[Asiam]

I found it under a bridge by t
Some water did not dig it however it may have washed out of one of the walls in georgia

 

[Asiam]

It comes apart and I been looking in the innermost part a slowly clearing the dirt away it looks like some kinda baby croc like thing but it could just look like that..... I know for sure the only thing I've removed was ssimply dirt I'm using correct tools to clean something like that.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Welcome to Tnet from Toronto Asiam!
I might suggest that you send pics to a museum in your area that specializes in Paleontology.

"Paleontology is the study of the history of life on Earth as based on fossils.
Paleontologists use fossil remains to understand different aspects of extinct and living organisms."

Fernbank Museum of Natural History
767 Clifton Rd, Atlanta, GA 30307
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 404.929.6300

Best of luck to you,
Dave