✅ SOLVED What kind of teeth are these?

[cdsieg]

Few more things found by where the old still was: Anybody know what kind of teeth those are (besides grinders)? Is that rock just a rock? The thing on the rock is brass like, the chain was found by a pond, nothing special about that, it was just in that days finds as well as the eye glass frames.

Thanks for your time, Cindy

 

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[Got_4by4]

I would hazard a guess that they might be Armadillo teeth that go along with that scaly skin you found.
That is if you are located in Texas. Otherwise, the skin might be from a reptile of some sort, an alligator
then the teeth do not match and I don't know.

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Cdsieg wrote:
> What kind of teeth are these?

Deer, elk, moose, or caribou jawbone. http://www.skullsunlimited.com/record_variant.php?id=4318
I lean toward it being from a deer, because it doesn't seem to be big enough to be an elk or moose jawbone -- unless it's from a very young one.

 

[cdsieg]

Cdsieg wrote:
> What kind of teeth are these?

Deer, elk, moose, or caribou jawbone. http://www.skullsunlimited.com/record_variant.php?id=4318
I lean toward it being from a deer, because it doesn't seem to be big enough to be an elk or moose jawbone -- unless it's from a very young one.

Cool web site, thanks for your help. http://www.skullsunlimited.com/search_results.php?search_term=deer

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

deer

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Do you have Armadillo?

 

[stefen]

Bicycle crank teeth

 

[cdsieg]

I would hazard a guess that they might be Armadillo teeth that go along with that scaly skin you found.
That is if you are located in Texas. Otherwise, the skin might be from a reptile of some sort, an alligator
then the teeth do not match and I don't know.

I AM in Texas! Thanks for the information! Cindy

 

[cdsieg]

Do you have Armadillo?

Yep, I haven't seen any live ones, but they roam the area!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Is the gear brass or iron?

 

[digging wv]

Wouldn't think gear is for a bicycle. The teeth and spacing are wrong

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Looks like a cam gear.

 

[kuger]

Cdsieg wrote:
> What kind of teeth are these?

Deer, elk, moose, or caribou jawbone. http://www.skullsunlimited.com/record_variant.php?id=4318
I lean toward it being from a deer, because it doesn't seem to be big enough to be an elk or moose jawbone -- unless it's from a very young one.

yep,no doubt deer

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Yep, part of my job is pulling jawbones from deer. They can be aged by the teeth but Im not good at it.

 

[stefen]

Could be right, maybe a cam or gear...still classified as gear teeth

 

[kuger]

Yep, part of my job is pulling jawbones from deer. They can be aged by the teeth but Im not good at it.

Yea,I have to use the cheat sheet too!!

 

[Gunrunner61]

That is an armadillo skin, Heck we gottum here in n.w. georgia.

 

[timekiller]

I'd say that gear is a timing gear for a old motorcycle & would explain the chain as well (being chain driven).But after looking at it again I can't tell for sure cause now it looks very thin to me.

 

[cdsieg]

Is the gear brass or iron?

I am not sure, but it isn't very thick, it is about as fine as the one you told me was from an old clock or pocket watch that I had on here a while ago.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Is the gear brass or iron?

I am not sure, but it isn't very thick, it is about as fine as the one you told me was from an old clock or pocket watch that I had on here a while ago.

test with magnet

looking at it now I see its too small for a bicycle and it looks like brass.