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It's difficult to identify your shark teeth, they are badly worn and without the roots. Od course they will be cretaceous when you find them in cretaceous layers. 😉 Typical sharks are Thresher, Crow and Goblin. The marked tooth is a partly Squalicorax falcatus, you can see serrations and shape will ...

I am not sure where they have been dredged from, probably from the Northsea, or the Westerschelde itself. The origins are probably Ice-age related, old fast flowing proto Schelde/Maas/Rijn systems bringing in loads of larger stones. There is probably someone here who can explain this better. I don'...

Hi everyone, I just stayed a few days in Domburg. Everywhere at the beaches of Westkapelle and Domburg you can find flintstones from small pebbles to larger pieces, like the one shown in the pics. Mostly they are black, but some are brownish. Where do they come from? What's their origin? I suppose t...