I think it is a bird fossil. I also think I have one of those tooth.

I think it is a bird fossil. I also think I have one of those tooth.

14 August 2026

Fossils

Description

I don’t know what is made of. It is in a rock.

Dimensions

It’s about the size of the palm of your hand

Acquired from
Inherited

For sale
Yes

Answered within about 3 hours

By Amber R

Aug 14, 17:27 UTC

Fair Market Value

$25 - $125 USD

Suggested Asking Price $75 USD

What does this mean?

Crinoid Fossil Plate
Excavation Source: Not given
Measurements: Not given

Crinoids (commonly called sea lilies) are marine animals, not plants. As echinoderms, they are closely related to starfish, sea urchins, and brittle stars.
They first appeared 488 million years ago during the Ordovician period.

This specimen appears to be from a limestone seabed section.

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I think it is a bird fossil. I also think I have one of those tooth.

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