Jd.Ole13
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What kind of fossils are these?
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Sorry not me, but very cool for that elevation. Congrats on the finds
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The one on the right looks sorta like a Horseshoe crab.
The one on the left....cinnamon roll?!?!?
The one on the left....cinnamon roll?!?!?
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Your first item looks like a snail fossil, and your second one looks like a ''brachiopod'' a fossil shell.
Your first item looks like a snail fossil, and your second one looks like a ''brachiopod'' a fossil shell.
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Great! Thank you for the info and comments..
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I think old digger nailed it. Cool find
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