Fossilized Human heart found?

[Mike iler]

My name is Michael iler I'm new to this sight I seen you are from Southeast Missouri so maybe you can help me I have a fossilized human heart you clearly tell it is a heart and that it is human because a human heart is the only one that has three chambers if you could help me out with this I would really appreciate it are maybe you know who I could contact thank you for your time 

[Coco]

Hi,

 

You are in a topic that dates back 9 years ! And the author has not been on the forum for more than 1 year !

 

If you have things to identify, post them in the section of the forum reserved for this purpose, with clear photos of your object not held in one hand, with its location of finding quite precise (country, state, county, next city), with measurements in cm or inches. You have to open your own subject with a clear title.

 

Coco

[Fossildude19]

POSTS SPLIT INTO THEIR OWN TOPIC.

 

 

 

Pretty sure you have not found a human heart. Soft tissues rarely fossilize, and require extraordinary circumstances when they do.

 

Take your item to a local Natural history museum to be looked at by a paleontologist.

Or, you could post pictures here, but I am 99% positive you haven't found a human heart fossil.

 

[Mike iler]

[Fossildude19]

As expected, this is not a human heart.
 

It looks like it might be a chert nodule/cobble.

definitely not a fossil heart.

 

[Fin Lover]

Sorry, I agree it's just a rock.  But, welcome to the forum!  Do a little research to see what kinds of fossils you can find in your area and keep looking!

[minnbuckeye]

1 hour ago, Mike iler said:

it is human because a human heart is the only one that has three chambers

 

Human hearts have 4 chambers, not 3. But I 100% agree that this is not a heart fossil from any animal.

[Advantage]

Its as described above just a rock. Keep looking and learning.

 

Steve