Possibly a rib fragment, not a tooth.

Bone fragment

I looked at the fossils found in your area, and I think the best match is a rib of a pleistocene reindeer.

looks like a rib fragment

No way to relate this to a humanoid. It could be from any number of vertebrate animals.

Hi, where exactly are you searching? we are 250km from you, want to search with kids

Hi, where exactly are you searching? we are 250km from you, want to search with kids

Hi @alex-esau i found this fossil at the 2nd maasvlakte in south holland the netherlands. The fossils washed ashore onto the beach where you can pick them up. These fossils are all from the pleistocene epoch, 10.000 years to 1.4 million years ago. Good luck!

Again I looked at the fossil animals found in the area, and I believe this to be the shoulder blade of a steppe bison. Here is a link to a photo I found that is a good comparison: https://isteam.wsimg.com/ip/8b6cd9e7-2e5b-11e6-aa8b-14feb5d39f6a/ols/7422_original/:/rs=w:600,h:600

@a-trilobite thx very much!

this doesn’t look much like helicoprion….

it could be an internal mould of an ammonite

Kinda looks like a piece of pottery, a strange rock, or a really weathered ammonite. Not a helicoprion…

I don’t know what this but it looks cool

@leonardo-miranda could this also be from allopleuron? Thx!

not sure about the first ones. the second and third may or may not be bone fragments.

@leonardo-miranda i have identified the second one. It is probably a piece of vertebrae from Mosasaurus hoffmannii. The third one is a piece of femur i think. It has the exact same texture and structure of the finger bone and vertebrae piece. Thx!

👍great to hear that!