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Master of the low country

had a real nice time down in SC, you really have to work for your fossils and thats what i did. I have to thank Sharkdentist for the good time without his help i would have never been able to find my two big megs. I sure am glad that there are respectable hunters out there like him.

the big meg is a little over 5 1/4" the smaller is 4 1/4"
Location Dorchester County, South Carolina, USA

ID3395
Memberbmorefossil
Date Added7/6/2009

  

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And a good time was had by all. - 7/6/2009
Reviewer : svillej from Pennsylvania United States 		Total Rating : 10
So glad you had a good and productive visit to the lowcountry. If you think that was fun,wait until the Edisto River Fossil Fest in August. Content Quality : 10 of 10

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snaggatooth from NJ - 7/6/2009
Reviewer : snaggatooth from 		Total Rating : 10
Awesome meg, I know that was exciting to lay eyes on. I suppose you'll be picking that up a few times a day for a while. That arrowhead is cool too. It looks like it could have been broken at the shaft upon impact. Makes you wonder if it had been in an animal which was harvested and eaten, or if it was one that was hit in bone and got away. Either way it's cool to find human artifacts while fossil hunting. Thanks for sharing. Content Quality : 10 of 10

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glade you had a good time - 7/7/2009
Reviewer : sharkdentist from 		Total Rating : 10
can not wait til august will find more Content Quality : 10 of 10

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- 7/7/2009
Reviewer : Down by the banks from 		Total Rating : 9.333
DUDE!!! nice teeth!!! Content Quality : 8 of 10

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- 7/9/2009
Reviewer : Megalodon843 from South Carolina United States 		Total Rating : 10
great finds....glad you enjoyed your visit to the lowcountry. Content Quality : 10 of 10

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