I found these in FortWorth TX in a creek bed. What are they?
Found a fossil? Submit a post here containing a few images, and we'll figure out what it is!
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Each time I find a mega echinoid, I assume they cannot get bigger. I get proven wrong time and time again (North Texas)
Each time I find a mega echinoid, I assume they cannot get bigger. I get proven wrong time and time again (North Texas)
This is a subreddit for high quality photos of remarkable fossils of any age.
Each time I find a mega echinoid, I assume they cannot get bigger. I get proven wrong time and time again (North Texas)
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Some of my echinoids, ammonites and bivalves I’ve found this year in Glen Rose TX
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CenTex😋
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Potential record breaking echinoids I found in FortWorth TX yesterday
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Potential record breaking echinoids I found in FortWorth TX yesterday
Potential record breaking echinoids I found in FortWorth TX yesterday
/r/FossilHunting is a community for all of my fellow Fossil Hunters out there who are willing to share pictures/information about their latest fossil hunts, discussing the hobby, and to helping all of those fossil hunting newbies along.
Perfectly preserved bivalve fossil I found in north Texas today. I’ve never found one with the back fins still attached
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Record breaking echinoid I found today in FortWorth TX
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Shell Island, Panama City Florida
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Panama City FL from Saint Andrew Bay
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The Duffie Oak in Mobile Alabama
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a little of this, a little of that. My CenTex finds from the last 2 years all found on my families ranch in Glen Rose TX
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My biggest echinoid I found in FortWorth TX
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Princess Millie
Pictures of dogs!
A little of this, A little of that. My Texas finds
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Tiny Texas bird point. Johnson County TX
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Truly crazy what the LoneStarLithics guys are finding as of recent. That’s Texas for ya! Keep it up boys..
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Them Lonestar Lithics guys… I tell u what….
A place to discuss your arrowhead and other artifact finds.
200+ year old cottonwood in the middle of Zion National Park in Utah
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200+ year old cottonwood in the middle of Zion National Park in Utah
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Does not look a day over 100 million years😆 Johnson County TX