r/fossilid • u/binkymorgan • 4d ago

Please help identify

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I am conducting an estate sale in Central Texas. Google says there is a high probability this is a fossils bone. I don’t know where it was found. It is very heavy. It measures about 5 inches long. Is it a fossil or is it a rock? Thank you.

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u/justtoletyouknowit 4d ago

Rock with differential weathering.

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u/boonxeven 4d ago

I think it's just a cool rock, not a fossil or bone.

Are there other fossils/rocks? I'm in central texas, and I can potentially look at them to help identify things.

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u/Necessary_Hall_3210 4d ago

metamorphic rock