A Fossil From The Village Of Tocobaga

[Hal Gorges]

This little fossil coral head is interesting in two ways. First, it’s just plain cool and secondly it was found in a shell mound context..I’m not gonna say it was used as a paint pot or for some other purpose, check it out and let me know, Hmmm, I wonder what it looks like under the cortex, Thanks for lookin

[willjo]

Hal it is neat what ever it was used for

[Hal Gorges]

Thanks for comment Johnny

[UpNorth]

A beauty for sure.. unseen and unheard of up here.
the bottom looks like a coiled up snake… me like..👍

[UpNorth]

Well. Kinda like a coiled up snake.. lol..👍

[Hal Gorges]

🤔 Lol..Thanks Brad.

[Josie]

Neat looking Hal

[Hal Gorges]

Thanks Josie.

[flintguy]

That's really cool. I bet the Native Americans appreciated it's beauty as well.

[Hal Gorges]

No doubt.

[Cecilia]

It was treasured without a doubt (and that’s why it was in the mound)!

[Hal Gorges]

Yes ma’am

[Stansbery]

It's not unusual to find fossils on NA sites. They collected as well.

[Hal Gorges]

Yes they did, Beachcombers they were. Thanks