r/What 1d ago

What kinda of bone is this?

Curious

18 Upvotes

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u/Grace_Burk 1d ago

To my VERY untrained eye, it looks like it could be a tooth?

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u/Responsible_Move2919 1d ago

Was thinking possibly a cow or bison

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u/-69hp 1d ago

depends on location, ungulates are fairly regionalized with some overlap

where were they originally found?

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u/-69hp 1d ago

odds are it's cow or deer but depending on original location there's a chance it's bison

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u/-69hp 1d ago

semi-trained (?) eye here. butcher/taxidermist/chef

im generally aware of random livestock animal bits within reason

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u/burnbabyburn694200 1d ago

Driftwood.

What you have is driftwood.

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u/mudpuppy284 1d ago

Looks like a horse or camel tooth to this non expert armchair lurker.

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u/Count_Verdunkeln 1d ago

Looks like horse teeth or cow teeth

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u/Relative-Move-630 12h ago

I think it’s horse teeth

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u/NatureOliver 8h ago

I recommend checking out r/bonecollecting and r/boneid