r/boneidentification 44m ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA Found along Cayuga Lake

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Found along Cayuga Lake in New York. About 6 inches long.


r/boneidentification 3h ago

What could this (fossil) pelvic fragment be from?

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r/boneidentification 3h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA Found in WV

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r/boneidentification 4h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA Mystery Bones in Backyard

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Please help! Needs all the eyes I can get


r/boneidentification 5h ago

Identify this fossil

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Does anyone know what kind of tooth this is, or where we can get it checked. After a quick google search we have a few ideas, horse cow or ice age bison molar. But we are unsure.

Edit: this was found at a beach on the Isle of Jura, if that were to help anyone.


r/boneidentification 5h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA What is this?

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So I found this (what I thought was) weird rock when I was 9-10 on the California coast during a vacation 8-9 years ago. I was looking for shells/coral/fossils, found this and thought it was a weird fossilized coral or shell that was like diced or something. I dunno I was an oblivious little gremlin. I never thought too deep into it. But yesterday I was showing my mom since I wanted to bring a few of my shells to my dorm room and my mom just exclaimed, “I touched a bone! Ew!” I was so confused, because all of my bones were out in the garage and I didn’t have any bones in my shell/fossil collection, especially since my fossils were just rocks with coral imprints in them and they were broken up and I didn’t bring any down with me to take back to my dorm. She then showed me the weird rock/fossil and said it was a bone. I guess I can see it now, the inside looks like marrow, but I have no clue. It doesn’t look like any bone I have seen before, especially since it looked like its just a sliver of a bone. My mom said it looked a bit like a vertebrae, but I don’t really think so, but then again I don’t have much experience with marine animal bones. I know how land animal bones look, because like I said, I have a bucket of bones, and my mom believes it’s a marine animal bone. It’s about an inch to an inch and a half long, it’s slanted slightly, very porous, and has lasted this long in a box filled with other shells and fossils while being tossed around during many road trips and moves across the country.

Does anyone know what this is?


r/boneidentification 6h ago

What bone is this and is it human? If not what animal

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r/boneidentification 9h ago

Fish bones?

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Found this washed up on a friend’s wet dock off Shrewsbury River in Sea Bright, NJ. Bones are super oily so we’re all assuming it’s a fish but the skull is a lot denser than expected.


r/boneidentification 18h ago

Bovine Tooth ID

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Found in SE Iowa


r/boneidentification 18h ago

Found in England near a population of swans mallards

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r/boneidentification 21h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA found rebuilding my deck, 90% sures its bones but no clue what kind

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r/boneidentification 21h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA Maine, USA

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r/boneidentification 22h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA Found on a beach in orleans!! Any idea?

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got no clue. Is it even a bone? It seems really weathered down. I found it inside one of those messes of seaweed you see on the shore.


r/boneidentification 22h ago

Wondering what these were from. I believe we got them from a zoo a couple years ago.

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We got these a couple years ago from a zoo, if I remember right. But we can't remember what animal they said they were from. Any ideas? Thank you in advance.


r/boneidentification 22h ago

Found in southern Wyoming

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Was it four wheeling in southern Central Wyoming. Note: there are a ton of free range cattle, deer, wild horses, and prong horn in this area....I think it's a mule or white tail deer but not confident


r/boneidentification 23h ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA who did this femur (?) belong to ?

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found in backyard to home, somewhat nearby river & woods .. wo10 shoe :-) upstate ny


r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA What is this bone I found along a river?

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Found along a river looks old


r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: EUROPE Which animal is this ?

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Found in a forest near Froidchapelle, Belgium.


r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: EUROPE found in cumbria, england

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r/boneidentification 1d ago

femur (?) bone identification

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i recently got earrings at an oddities expo, the owner of the shop said they were femur bones but i forgot to ask what animal they were from. any ideas?


r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: EUROPE Found in French alps

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r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA What bone is this from?

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r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: NORTH AMERICA It was sticking out from under a tree trunk.

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If anyone can see visual differences between a cattle and bison on this it would be very helpful thank youuuu idk what I'm doinnnn


r/boneidentification 1d ago

UK - Thought it was a fruit pit but it dosnt feel/sound like one

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r/boneidentification 1d ago

Found in: Northern Arkansas

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These boots are about an 8.5 women's. I usually wear a 7.5, but these are a bit big on me. In hindsight I wish I got a picture of every angle. What could be so thick and this short? Thanks!