I found a bone

[VoidCat]

No wait...I changed my mind. It doesn't look all that humerus.

Thats very useful thanks

 

[Harel13]

I placed it on my altar as an offering to the goddess Hel..then the staff tells me I cant keep it there it's got to go

Well, guess there's nothing to be done.

 

[VoidCat]

Well, guess there's nothing to be done.

Still am trying to figure out what animal it came from tho.

 

[VoidCat]

Are these seperate bones in these pictures? Or the same one?

Same one

 

[Rival]

Maybe instead of giving it up, you could bury it somewhere and make a ritual offering of it to someone. I don't know if Hel likes that kind of thing, maybe Inpu would? Not sure.

 

[VoidCat]

Maybe instead of giving it up, you could bury it somewhere and make a ritual offering of it to someone. I don't know if Hel likes that kind of thing, maybe Inpu would? Not sure.

That's what I was thinking since I can't keep it on her altar.

 

[The Hammer]

Same one

Hmm.... I'm going off the couple of views in the pictures. It appears to me that it could be a vertebra of some sort, but to what animal I am not sure.

What bioregion do you live in? What lives near you?

 

[The Hammer]

That's what I was thinking since I can't keep it on her altar.

Hel would accept it as a buried offering I am sure. You could also offer it to the land spirits, given it's an animal bone.

 

[VoidCat]

Hmm.... I'm going off the couple of views in the pictures. It appears to me that it could be a vertebra of some sort, but to what animal I am not sure.

What bioregion do you live in? What lives near you?

It's very much a lot of woodland and grass. Lots of squirrels, cardinals ,coral and milk snakes, owls...Ive seen tree frogs, vultures, large birds like eagles. I live in the coastal plains of NC if that helps.

Note: I've only seen one coral snake...they dont tend to live in green areas but in sand. My house is right by a forest with little grass and by it is a lot of grass hardly any trees

 

[The Hammer]

It's very much a lot of woodland and grass. Lots of squirrels, cardinals ,coral and milk snakes, owls...Ive seen tree frogs, vultures, large birds like eagles. I live in the coastal plains of NC if that helps.

Note: I've only seen one coral snake...they dont tend to live in green areas but in sand. I have no clue what he was doing here...my house is right by a forest with little grass and by it is a lot of grass hardly any trees

Could you place it next to an object like a quarter for scale?

Edit: Is it light like bird bone, or denser?

 

[VoidCat]

Could you place it next to an object like a quarter for scale?

Edit: Is it light like bird bone, or denser?

It's light
Give me a sec to find a quarter

 

[VoidCat]

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Edit:
I found it among a lot of bones that looked similar...I left them along tho cuz I only needed one to make an offering. Plus some were covered in what looks like throw up. Do you want pictures of those? I'll have to wash them first and I guess I could just bury all of them as an offering. If I had known the group home wouldn't allow the one bone thats what I would've done to begin with.

 

[The Hammer]

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I found it among a lot of bones that looked similar...I left them along tho cuz I only needed one to make an offering. Plus some were covered in what looks like throw up. Do you want pictures of those? I'll have to wash them first and I guess I could just bury all of them as an offering. If I had known the group home wouldn't allow the one bone thats what I would've done to begin with.

Was it partially digested vomit or did it look closer to poop? Birds of prey often vomit bones in a fecal sort of regurgitation. Anything else, it could have been a member of the canine family, they don't digest larger bones either.

 

[VoidCat]

Was it partially digested vomit or did it look closer to poop? Birds of prey often vomit bones in a fecal sort of regurgitation. Anything else, it could have been a member of the canine family, they don't digest larger bones either.

Closer to poop...thought it mightve been a bird who vomited

 

[Heyo]

Now I wonder what type of animal it came from
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I've used bones in divination but they were chicken bones I borrowed from a friend...this is the first bone I found outside and kept.

It doesn't look like anything I recognize. My guess is that it is only part of a vertebra, and by the size of it, from a big animal.
It needs some serious cleaning with a brush, soap and hot water and one, probably multiple, baths in denture cleaner.

That's a slice of a thigh-bone I'm working on:
https://www.religiousforums.com/media/albums/arts-and-crafts.1141/

 

[VoidCat]

It doesn't look like anything I recognize. My guess is that it is only part of a vertebra, and by the size of it, from a big animal.
It needs some serious cleaning with a brush, soap and hot water and one, probably multiple, baths in denture cleaner.

That's a slice of a thigh-bone I'm working on:
https://www.religiousforums.com/media/albums/arts-and-crafts.1141/

I cant see the picture. Edit went to link nice picture

 

[Subduction Zone]

It looks like a verterbra to me. Don't show it to @sun rise it might be a relative

 

[Dan From Smithville]

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@Dan From Smithville I found it outside in a open green grass...looked like a small bird or cat mightve regurgitated it...as you can see there's more bones too.

It looks very familiar, but I cannot put a name to it. Yet. Vertebrate anatomy is not my strong suit.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

It looks like a verterbra to me. Don't show it to @sun rise it might be a relative

It sort of does. I think you may be right. Though, I have no idea from what.

 

[Dan From Smithville]

It looks like a verterbra to me. Don't show it to @sun rise it might be a relative

I think it is from the vertebra of a chicken.