Any ideas on these? I found them yesterday on the Savannah River in Georgia.4yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/fossilid
Found this in Savannah Georgia this weekend. Not really sure what it is. It looks too big for a croc tooth and too little for a whale tooth. Any ideas?4yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/fossilid
Very happy with this find from Kentucky this past weekend. There are fossil crinoids embedded in it!3yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/Arrowheads
While it's definitely led to some laughs, I've been seeing this issue intermittently with the image not matching the post over the past week on mobile. I think others have as well?6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/redditmobile
Emeralds and tourmaline in matrix in a piece I found at crabtree emerald mine in NC6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/rockhounds
I've still got some more cleaning to do but this old axe head I found is coming out nice.6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/metaldetecting
This giant pine in my yard has this long break in the bark running down it. What do you think caused it?1yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/arborists
Found on a beach in South Carolina. I'm not sure if this is a fossil or a shell fragment.5yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/fossilid
Does anyone have any idea what this book is worth? Copyright is 1880. My father keeps asking me to just look it up :) but I cannot find another like it. More pics here: https://imgur.com/gallery/LDn7R4q6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/BookCollecting
I found this magnetic rock out in the woods with my metal detector. I broke it in half and the right pic is the inside of it. Any ideas? Maybe some sort of iron ore?6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/whatsthisrock
Does anyone know what the impressions in the bottom piece could be? Top is a crinoid stem. Found in KY in a river bed.6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/rockhounds
Cross post from r/rockhounds - Does anyone know what the impressions in the bottom piece could be? Top is a crinoid stem. Found in KY in a river bed.6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/fossilid
Found these all in the same general area in Western NC today. I'm curious what others think about the top piece.6yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/Arrowheads
Can someone please help ID this rock? Found in the mountains of western NC. Non-magnetic and light in weight. Seems like coal but I don't think it is.7yr ⋅ j1e2f3f ⋅ r/whatsthisrock
