Not sure, Crinoid stem maybe?? Really cool whatever it is!

That’s really cool! That’s exactly what I looked Like when I first joined this site and was informed by @bill-heim and @a-trilobite that what I thought was a rare fossil find was actually just a rock… and found out they were right 😅

Horn coral?

Yes

Thanks @patrick-hsieh , I use an air scribe to remove large Sections of the matrix, then use a micro sandblaster and dental hand tools Once I get close to the fossil

Looks like coral and also some Bryozoan on the right side. Nice!

Agree

Nice!! Possibly some Bryozoan there in the middle?? Not sure but really neat either way

Thanks @a-trilobite, It’s going back where I found it lol.

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Although It does resemble a spear, if that’s limestone/sandstone then it’s probably not a spear head because it would be way to soft and would break apart too easy when used. The fossils look like some pieces of a blown apart Crinoids and/or fragments of bryozoan. Nice find!

Also, I get the “edit” option when I click on my post only if I put in the location (city and state) when I originally create the post. If that makes sense