Help identifying finds?

[firehorse12]

I have so many things found at or by the river - some are creepy, cool, and weird. Would love to know what some of them are.

 

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[natchitoches]

welcome to tnet
picture no. 6 looks to be a cow tooth.

 

[RON (PA)]

Very interesting finds. I could not venture a guess on any of them. Welcome to TreasureNet. Glad to have you with us. This is a great place.

 

[GatorBoy]

Welcome...photo ten appears to be a geode of some agateized mineral.

 

[firehorse12]

In photo 1 the long rock - wondering if it could be an American Indian axe of some kind. Thanks for answers and guesses I love finding cool rocks!

 

[mrmackin]

Welcome to your new addiction!

 

[kevin hoffman]

Hi , picture no. 6 is a cow tooth , the rock with a hole is a sinker i think.

 

[theonlinefisherman]

Fishing weight. The round one could be a game ball. I have some of them. And there are two pieces of old pottery in the mix.

Cool stuff. Welcome to a serious addictive passion.

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[theonlinefisherman]

Number three could be an egg with its shell half broken off. That is what they look like. You need to ask the fossil folks on that one.

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[theonlinefisherman]

And finally, number 11 could be the canine tooth of something I would definitely recommend staying a distance away from. I would think (hope) that whatever that tooth - if that is what it is - was in would be loud enough to hear before it ripped your neck out.

Big cat tooth. That is sure what it looks like.

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[GatorBoy]

I don't know where these came from but I took a look at the "tooth" after the last responce and noticed the deep pitting and also the conglomerate appearence of most of the items and... I could be wrrond but I believe they might all be coquina stone in some odd shapes...IF...that is true I would say the geode looking piece is probably calcite crystal inside a fossil shell.

 

[firehorse12]

They came from several riverbeds/riversides in Texas does that mean it is or isn't a tooth in your opinion?

 

[GatorBoy]

Again Im only basing this on photos..so it's far from difinitive but if you are in gulf coastal TX. that's alot like Florida where I am and that's what I think I see.

 

[firehorse12]

Here are other shots of it. Thanks for looking!

 

[GatorBoy]

Wow..it sure looks Like its half of a bone joint in the first two. But then the second two not so much. Wish I could see it in person. If you haven't yet..try posting in the fossil forum. There is two guys that really know their stuff. They go by..HarryPristis...and.. AgeOld. Sorry I can't do better.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I don't see any artifacts at all. I do see a few that may be fossils though.

 

[firehorse12]

Thanks for looking

 

[Age_old]

Wow..it sure looks Like its half of a bone joint in the first two. But then the second two not so much. Wish I could see it in person. If you haven't yet..try posting in the fossil forum. There is two guys that really know their stuff. They go by..HarryPristis...and.. AgeOld. Sorry I can't do better.

Wow Gator, thank you, I'm really honored.

Unfortunately, this isn't a fossil tooth, as far as I can tell. I am by no means a expert in Texas fossils, but it looks like a rock. Keep looking, though, you never know what you might find.

 

[firehorse12]

Thanks for looking - I still like it.

 

[GatorBoy]

Cheers