Featured what kind of fossil tooth could this be?

it is 12 cm high and 5,5 cm thick and 7 cm wide

 

Measurements?
There's nothing in the photo to give a sense of scale. Viewers don't know if it's 10mm, 10cm, 10inches, etc.

 

yes sorry, it is 12 cm high and 5,5 cm thick and 7 cm wide

 

If that is, in fact, a tooth, you've got something special. Did you find it in the wild? If so, where?

 

the measurements are correct and it is actually from a friend of mine who bought them online. but didn´t have any info where they came from.

 

It's one of my Mother-in-law's baby teeth

 

You may want to ask a Paleontologist and send more pics than you've posted here if you can.

There's an active Facebook community you could post to as well.

 

he also got this one. 16 cm high and 5,5 cm thick and 10 cm wide

 

thanks will tell him

 

First looks like shark.

 

Would love to see what they have to say. Would you be kind enough to reply back to this thread with any findings?

 

Looks nothing like a sharks tooth.

 

i may be reading the depth incorrectly. I often do in photos. Looked flat to me.

 

Google “Megalodon tooth” and view images.

 

will do that

 

the tooth is round and not flat and has no serrated edges. here a photo of the side

 

Very interesting items. Personally they look more like fossilised horns to me. Looking forward to hear what an expert would say.

 

the white one is defently a tooth because it still has the roots and has a tooth cavety.

 

could this be the horn one. not the white tooth https://www.catawiki.com/nl/l/81788...atrensis-15-5-cm-11-18-cm-zonder-minimumprijs

 

it is not jet certain if they are teeth or horns. one expert said he had not seen anything like it. And if they where teeth they are huge. this is one example on the internet. https://www.anticstore.art/96099P