more images would probably help. and no, this is not a coprolite. also, there were no Velociraptors in the US.

not very sure on these being teeth. I’d say something more along the lines of belemnites.

bivalve probably

really? can you post an image of those?

these look modern, sorry.

ammonite. the shell pattern is a key characteristic.

either a piece of ammonite or a piece of shell.

some type of coral

crinoid calyx

due to continental shift, basically every single area of land currently existing would have at some point been part of the ocean floor. so yes, do not be surprised from finding sea fossils all the way inland. Remember, even the Sahara desert has whale fossils too.

brachiopods maybe?

all fish carvings I’ve seen have scales, as far as l can recall.

an ammonite as big as a truck tire? awesome. it was most likely a Titanites.

and once again, l reiterate my point that this looks absolutely nothing like any actual fish, but is instead very clearly like your average caricatured “cartoony” fish lawn sculpture.

I’ve seen people carve the entire Lord’s prayer on a grain of rice. carving a bunch of crude, thumbnail sized scales is something a preschooler could do with playdough.

nice shell collection, but these are all modern.

clearer pics please.

just a fancy mineral, sorry

probably a bone.

you have already posted this in the past. yet again, I must tell you this is just a clay fish sculpture. not only is it quite notably sculpted, but it’s also very caricatured.