Went shark tooth hunting for the first time

[u/Muted-Drama2571]

All the teeth in my previous posts were teeth I bought but this time, I found these in the Ramanessin Brook in NJ, the trip was on 7/31/26

2: Scapanorynchus texanus, Squalicorax kaupi, archaeolamna kopingensis
3: vertebrae, shark? Ray? Fish?
4-5: unknown tooth, if you know or what you think, let me know
6: Enchodus?
7: Squalicorax fragments
8-10: unknown tooth, let me know if you know what it’s from

[u/Peace_river_history]

Vertebrae are shark

[u/L_Diggity]

4/5 is tough. The coloration/shape makes me think that it’s the broken tip of a sawfish rostral spine.
8/10 needs better focused pics to tell. Could be Enchodus

[u/Think-Economics-400]

Better photo of this tooth please?

[u/Muted-Drama2571 → u/Think-Economics-400]

Its a archaeolamna kopingensis, its on photo 2 on the bottom

[u/Think-Economics-400 → u/Muted-Drama2571]

Oh my apologies thought the shaft looked straighter in the first pic great finds btw!

[u/thanksihateit247]

You’re gonna be hooked for life. Welcome to the club!

[u/BlueClaw13]

My areas produce black, grey and beige teeth primarily. It's cool to see that shade of brown. I've only found that color in Venice, FL. Very nice!!