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My parents live on the Calvert cliffs and we have access to the beach . At the bottom of the cliffs you can see a layer of fossils ranging from about 5 - 25 million years old. Miocene era iirc. When I was younger I didn't know shit about it beyond finding the odd tiny black tooth at the beach in the sand. A tooth-hound coworker of mine told me what I was living on top of and showed me where to look for the bigger stuff like megalodon and ancient great white teeth and a started getting decent at finding them. Phone posting so no pics , but we've found probably 6-10 bigger meg teeth. Average size probably 2", but I think our record holder is almost 4". Find random marine mammal fossils all the time, vertibre, rib fragments etc. Besides the tiny shark teeth those are probably the most common for me to find.
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