I was out in a field yesterday for about five hours and found all sorts of cool stuff, but no coins. I gave everything to the land owner and forgot to take pictures (doh!) except for I took a picture of this claw. Any thoughts on what it's from?
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Looks more like a tooth to me. Then again I have no idea what I'm talking about half the time!
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I'd agree with Dave , from that picture it resembles a toothOriginally Posted by DaddyDigger
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That would make sense, I think you're right, thanks!
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A prehistoric detectorist tooth........
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I know beavers regrow their teeth so maybe it's from a rodent? They're usually more yellow on the end. *hit send too quick while talking out my end. I am really not sure, it may be a bit pointy for two front teeth.
Last edited by Olivinetoothedcreeper; 11-09-2016 at 10:04 PM. Reason: jumping to conclusions
Looks like a worn out canine from a dog or coyote. Too big for a fox I think.
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