what is this?

[motherofpearlcc]

does anyone know what is this ? from What kind of animal ?

 

[tattooedfreak]

Possibly young bison horn?

 

[argel55]

spike stag?

 

[artmichalek]

They look like small rhino horns.

 

[bacustomknives]

i dont think there any kinda of stag all though they resemble stag,the crowns at the bottom make me beleive this, donno really were did you get them, that could help

 

[tattooedfreak]

I thought about rhino horn as well but I think the crown is too long but not wide enough.

 

[andrewfinnie13]

fossilized elk spike?

 

[bacustomknives]

those were set deep in a skull or even a jaw by the bone structure,deer ,elk, ect set right on top of the skull, these didnt, heck the more i look they look like some kinda claw toenail?

 

[Raymond Richard]

My guess is an old goat.

 

[Rick Marchand]

Unicorn.... two of em.

 

[Mark Knapp]

Steppe bison (Bison Priscus) horn core, from the pliestocene era, 20 to 60 thousand years ago. Just guessing .

 

[artmichalek]

Possibly young bison horn?

If they were Bovinae, the bone at the roots would show a smooth transition to the top of the cranium. Some kind of Cervidae is more likely if they are, in fact, horns.

 

[Raymond Richard]

I think I'm right: http://www.google.com/search?q=old+...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

 

[deker]

Triceratops horn!!!!

You know...from baby...'cuz they're kinda small...

-d

 

[Mark Knapp]

I think I'm right: http://www.google.com/search?q=old+...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

Hi Raymond, You could be right, problem is... most of the old goats I know don't have anything on their heads!

 

[Raymond Richard]

Hi Raymond, You could be right, problem is... most of the old goats I know don't have anything on their heads!

Mark, I'm not talking about human old goats. I'm referring to the farm animal.

 

[Mark Knapp]

Mark, I'm not talking about human old goats. I'm referring to the farm animal.

Yeah, I got it now. Thought you were talking about the other old goats. Would't want to mention any names or anything.

 

[MikeColeman]

There is no doubt in my mind...As a matter of fact, it is a scientific certainty that these were shed by either my sister-in-law or her kin. A new set has of course grown in. However, The rarity of these items makes them nearly invaluable. Congratulations on the great find...

 

[jonnymac44]

There is no doubt in my mind...As a matter of fact, it is a scientific certainty that these were shed by either my sister-in-law or her kin. A new set has of course grown in. However, The rarity of these items makes them nearly invaluable. Congratulations on the great find...

Great first post!! You know, you never get a second chance to make a first impression

 

[motherofpearlcc]

hummm the man told me it come from Woolly Rhino,but it just too small be Rhino horn.
I donot know.