They wereGood stuff. Inland finds?
That round little thing in the top left corner is a vertebrate fossil.
From what I've read you don't find the big stuff on the beach. We were at Hilton Head and went to the Sand's beach at Port Royal. My daughter has an eye for them.
I was reading about sharks teeth in the areas and read a bit about finding Megalodon and other fossils in the rivers. I'm not sure why there is more in the rivers than in the ocean around these parts.
Girl finds one on the banks of the May River;
https://www.islandpacket.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/untamed-lowcountry/article116657848.html
Couple black water diving in the Cooper River. The current is so strong you have to jab a screwdriver in the bottom to keep from drifting away.
https://www.fossilguy.com/trips/blackwater-diving-cooper-river/cooper-river-diving-trip-2013.htm
The "Megalodon Man" died diving in the Ogeechee River near Savannah;
https://www.theworldslargestsharksjaw.com/
My father said that when he was growing up in Burke County (Waynesboro), he had always heard that locals used to go to Briar Creek and sift for sharks teeth there, and he'd heard lots of stories about people finding them although he never laid eyes on any.
Have any of y'all heard of people looking for and finding them that far north away from the coast?