Horse tooth?

[lovinlife]

Can you tell the age of this, I think an old horse tooth found in old river bed.

 

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[Back-of-the-boat]

I doubt any age can be given.

 

[lovinlife]

Yeah didn't think so thanks

 

[Bruce R]

Looks too big for a horse, possibly giant ground sloth.

 

[lovinlife]

Lol in Montana? That would be cool!

 

[Bruce R]

Montana was like the Amazon rain forest back in the day.

 

[TommyB]

Big Foot tooth ?

 

[allison86]

It looks like petrified wood

 

[Bruce R]

Definitely a tooth from a herbivore, could be something from as late as the Miocene era.

 

[Bruce R]

Just google fossil teeth and you'll get a whole day's worth of looking.

 

[hvacker]

You can estimate the age of a horse from it's teeth but can't tell the age of a tooth w/o the horse.

I don't think it's a horse tooth. Might post on down a bit in fossils.

 

[Aussie]

I'd be thrilled to find that.
Can't help you with ID but can say they musta had one heck of a toothbrush!

 

[allison86]

Could it be a Dinosaur tooth?

 

[CRUSADER]

Cattle tooth, find loads of them, but most of mine are circa 2000 old. Don't know if there is anyway to date without carbon dating it.

 

[DownNDirty]

Could you post pictures from other angles and include a size reference like a coin in one of them, That would help with the id.

 

[relic lover]

The cow died on April 4th 1887 her name was Matilda. I certainly hope you're going to return the tooth to Matilda's descendants and heirs.