Fossilized Tooth

Gray lump with a single triangular tooth glinting out of it.

This is a fossilized tooth. Fossilization generally happens when minerals from groundwater slowly replace or fill the original tooth material, which turns it into stone while keeping its shape. Rough, irregular lump with a pale gray, chalky surface. A single smooth, pointed brown tooth shape is embedded near the center. Small black pins hold it, and it stands on a thin rod and black base. It is 4 inches wide, 1.75 deep and 4 high.

Shows off its one good feature and lets the rest go.