BrettCo124
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- Apr 29, 2009
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- All Treasure Hunting
Hi all,
While I’m not overly optimistic of this being anything Dino-related, nor am I even thinking it’s fossilized to begin with, I am fairly new to fossil hunting and could use your opinion.
This was found in northern New Jersey in a small brook/creek. It is known for producing Cretaceous period fossils, mainly sharks teeth. It has been known to drop out Dino fossils as well. There are tall cliffs on either side with a formation that holds these fossils.
I cannot figure this claw out. Maybe it’s not even a claw? What are everyone’s thoughts on this? Is it even fossilized yet?
I’m happy to take more photos if you’d need me to.
As always, thanks for your help.
While I’m not overly optimistic of this being anything Dino-related, nor am I even thinking it’s fossilized to begin with, I am fairly new to fossil hunting and could use your opinion.
This was found in northern New Jersey in a small brook/creek. It is known for producing Cretaceous period fossils, mainly sharks teeth. It has been known to drop out Dino fossils as well. There are tall cliffs on either side with a formation that holds these fossils.
I cannot figure this claw out. Maybe it’s not even a claw? What are everyone’s thoughts on this? Is it even fossilized yet?
I’m happy to take more photos if you’d need me to.
As always, thanks for your help.