WV fossils

[lukecreekwalker]

Found these while looking for pointy human rocks over the last few years. Any idea what they could be? I put water on the last one to make it more visible. Assuming it’s some sort of coral but I have no clue. Found in WV

thanks for any input...assuming they are older than woodland haha

[BabaORiley]

Hey Luke. The one in the first pic on top looks like it has a wood grain or some type of plant impression. Then that other shell fossil looks very familiar. I have no idea what to call them but my area has a real lot of limestone in it and I have seen that very shell looking thing on many pieces of limestone in my travels. One of our guys here...not sure who...I think a KY dude is pretty sharp on the fossils...cool rocks bro!!!

[lukecreekwalker]

Thanks Baba...I’ve seen that fossil in gravel driveways growing up too. I hope someone here will know what I got.

[Kyflintguy]

Beautiful whatever they are, especially the last! Thanks for sharing!

[Tam]

I have been reading about the ice age , water receding and coming back . Limestone in the areas and sea levels .Corals being in the area of Geirgia and possibly your area . With all that and what they have been showing on agatized coral patterns here I am going to say that last one is coral of some sort .fossilized but it’s just a guess.

[Arti Facter]

That second one looks like fossilized coral. Google 'Petoskey Stone'. They are very abundant in areas of northwestern Michigan. It's a fossilized coral from back when the Great Lakes was part of an inland sea. It looks to me that yours is similar to that type of occurrence.

[tomclark]

That coral? rock is awesome. Might be Cnidarian..... like the end of horn corals.

[Tam]

That coral? rock is awesome. Might be Cnidarian..... like the end of horn corals.

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