ID help

[Allenz]

Hi all found this in a dike area with tons of lime stone guessing came from local quarry the facility has been there for over 60 years

took it to a gemologist he said possibly a fossilized bone fragment wanted to see if could possibly identify 

Thanks as always 

[Rockwood]

Sorry, your gemologist was mistaken. This isn't bone. 

[Allenz]

No offense but are you a geologist if you read what I said the gemologist made a guess he didn’t say it was bone unless you are expert in field DON’T need your condescending comments keep them to yourself I trust him more than you 

[Rockwood]

9 minutes ago, Allenz said:

No offense but are you a geologist if you read what I said the gemologist made a guess he didn’t say it was bone unless you are expert in field DON’T need your condescending comments keep them to yourself I trust him more than you 

Go fish. 

[Kohler Palaeontology]

No geologist here, but I don't see bone either.

[Fin Lover]

40 minutes ago, Allenz said:

No offense but are you a geologist if you read what I said the gemologist made a guess he didn’t say it was bone unless you are expert in field DON’T need your condescending comments keep them to yourself I trust him more than you 

I think maybe something was misinterpreted here. It doesn't sound to me like @Rockwood was trying to be condescending.  Bone is easily recognizable once you are familiar with it...you don't need to be an expert to ID it.  

[DPS Ammonite]

From a geologist: the matrix doesn’t look like the type that would contain bone. I see glass with some air bubbles: possibly slag. 
 

Also, please help us better understand your posts by punctuating them.

[Thomas.Dodson]

I'd also suggest slag.

[Allenz]

Here is another I found I know looks like glass that’s why I took to gemologist it isn’t glass 

[DPS Ammonite]

I suggest that you show all of them to the knowledgeable folks at Mindat. Let us know what they say.

[Allenz]

Thank you