The creeks here in Austin County are down low from the drought and wonderful things have appeared. When I look at one of these huge teeth I think about Clovis man going up against a six ton behemoth with his atlatl and spears. Remarkable people hunting remarkable animals with remarkable weapons.

very cool find. we see similar fossil teeth up here in NETX. The fossils are much easier to find than the points around here

Hey cool man......There are lots of mastadons found around washington, grimes and brazos counties along the brazos river....

If you find more Elephant teeth than you can use, what do you plan to do with them?

nice teeth.

Thank you for your kind observations.
Silver, I don't use or need these ancient teeth, I just like them. I consider them to be a gravel bar bonus when I am really looking for artifacts. Several years ago I placed a couple of dozen wood duck nesting boxes along the creek and the activity they generate is always a plus in the spring and summer months.........sort of something to look forward to around the next bend in the creek.

Sounds like fun.

The Waco potentates have just anounced that the big Mammoth site [ thats big in area and number of animals ]
has been officially been taken into the National Park service, Now maybe some "recovery" funds will come pouring in to make it a good place to visit. Hopefully at least like the Glen Rose facilities !