Loads of Shark Teeth from Summerville

My son and I welcomed Govinn to one of our favorite spots for an afternoon screening for fossils in Summerville. The process involves scooping gravel from the creek bottom, shaking the sand out of a screen, and then picking through the remainder for fossils. We had incredible success today! Among the finds were horse teeth, loads of shark teeth, ray teeth, fish fossils, and more.

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• shark teeth
• summerville
• fossil hunting

[magicmagician123999]

where do you recommend going

[blackriverfossils]

@magicmagician123999 If you're in NC, go to the piles outside the Aurora Fossil Museum. If you're in SC, an easy place to go is the beach on the ashley river just past the Sam Rittenburg Blvd. bridge going into West Ashley from I-26

[magicmagician123999]

if i go to the edisto river would my chance be 100 0r 50 or 25 percent to find a tooth

[blackriverfossils]

@magicmagician123999 the first time I went to the edisto I found something but I had years of fossil hunting experience already. if you know what you're doing and the right places to look you have a 100% chance of finding something. if you dont know what you're doing or where to look, its probably closer to 0%

[thesmarty1231]

Do you have any mackerel shark teeth?

[blackriverfossils]

@thesmarty1231 yes i have some mackerel shark teeth

[blackriverfossils]

@HomicidalBunnyses Target

[HomicidalBunnyses]

were did you get those baskets

[blackriverfossils]

@myrtlebeachshrk sorry i don't have any i want to sell. if you want to buy a nice one, google "lowcountry geologic". have a good one!

[myrtlebeachshrk]

well i would love to buy a tooth for a cheap price give me the type and price and i may buy it