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Hope someone replies and have an idea. And thanks.

3rd and 4th pictures is this rock in water to show more details. First time covering it with water and i am surprised with how beautiful this thing looks.

Thank you all for your helpful comments I wish i knew of this forum a long time ago.

Chert maybe?

In the Middle East. To specific Lebanon on a rocky beach that has lots of volcanic and decaying rocks.

Is this fossilized coral ?

This is a raptor toe bone found on the internet. It looks similar enough to think it's a dinosaur bone. But after seeing pig humerus i think you're right. Thank you for this identification you made. Now i'm left with a pig bone and broken dreams(Just kidding the truth is the best gift)

I'm positive this is a dinosaur bone because it's quite heavy and has a glassy sound when touching hard surfaces. It's 6cm in length (2.3 inches). Any info about this specimen will be appreciated.

Looks like calcite. Crystals are crumbly and easy to break with low hardness.

I am not sure what this rock is. It looks like petrified wood with a vein of Quartz/Calcite. Any experts can identify it?