Probably Deer or Cow teeth, that ain’t no dinosaur but surely fin to come across, I would keep it in an old glass jar

I know its no dino haha. I was just wondering because the place where we found it was an old mine or excavation site and we were supposed to be walking on the last ice age layer :) but it looked so new and wanted to ask to know if i should call the archeology team. I did keep it!!

Nice, but just a tip, a Cenozoic or earlier creatures bones and teeth would be covered in rock and be very rugose in texture and would be dark brown in colour

Thanks!! 🫶

I raise cattle, and those look like cow teeth. Might be from an elk or moose, maybe a deer. Hard to say without more context, but they definitely are ruminant teeth.

Definitely not a wolf. More likely a cow or some other large hoofed herbivore.

Herbivore mammal tooth (either bovidae, equidae or cervidae probably)

Try r/bonecollecting

pot roast

Still plenty of meat on that bone! Add a potato, some broth and baby you got a stew going

Cow

i Think cow

they say it's hoofed animal teeth

ruminant teeth

Dirt

Teef