Fossil Identification Form Have you unearthed a fossil? North Texas has a rich geological and paleontological history. Many of the specimens in the Museum’s collections were discovered by everyday folks who found something odd and wanted to have it identified. Our research staff can usually identify a specimen based on a few clear photographs.However, there are a lot of things in nature that can look like they’re an ancient fossil of some kind but aren't actually fossils. Curious if you've stumbled upon a great discovery? Submit your pictures, using the form below, to our team of experts.In the picture, please include: a common object for size reference, like a ruler or a coin the location where the object was found any other possibly relevant clues that may explain the condition of the object Limit five images and 10MB per file. Question Title * Contact Details Contact Name Email Upload up to five images Question Title * First photo PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF file types only. Choose File Choose File No file chosen Remove File First photo Question Title * Second photo PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF file types only. Choose File Choose File No file chosen Remove File Second photo Question Title * Third photo PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF file types only. Choose File Choose File No file chosen Remove File Third photo Question Title * Fourth photo PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF file types only. Choose File Choose File No file chosen Remove File Fourth photo Question Title * Fifth photo PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, GIF file types only. Choose File Choose File No file chosen Remove File Fifth photo Question Title * Additional Comments Submit