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- The Fossil Forum - Fossils, Paleontology Science
The worldwide community of fossil collectors, enthusiasts and paleontologists sharing their knowledge about fossils Meet new friends with old interests
- Texas Best Fossils Shows: FossilMania Oct 24,25,26th and Fossil Fest . . .
The Two Best Texas Fossil Shows are coming up this weekend and next weekend! Fossil Mania hosted by the Dallas Paleontological Society is happening this weekend in Glen Rose TX and then the following weekend is Fossil Fest hosted by the Paleontological Society of Austin in Round Rock! Hope you ca
- Silicified geodized fossils of Monroe County Indiana - Member . . .
I have 40 year extensive collection of silicified geodized invertebrate fossils from Monroe County Indiana In the coming days and weeks I will upload some of my self-collected finds I will start off with this brachiopod, which when opened, turned out to be a smoky quartz dewdrop diamond variant
- Fossil Sites in Western PA? - The Fossil Forum
Greetings, I’ve recently gotten back into prospecting fossils and I’m looking for some suggestions on sites to visit in western Pennsylvania I frequently visit Ambridge PA to find fern and Calamite fossils from the Mahoning fm and would like to find more I also would like to find fossils of ear
- Modern shells and fossil shells: How to tell the difference?
If the shells are embedded in matrix, or at high altitudes far away from the sea, then they are likely fossils Then again, I have in my collection a modern shell in matrix, and a modern shell found at about 300m elevation So all rules have exceptions unfortunately
- Fossils Near Salt Lake City - Fossil Hunting Trips - The Fossil Forum
I am new to this site although I have been a very amateur fossil hunting fan for a little while I thought I would share a smattering of finds from the foothills above SLC These come from a handful of locations formations but all are short hikes above the city
- Fossils in quartz? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
It was crinoid fossils and shells packed tightly together, on what I believe is altered limestone, I’ve seen something like it on pictures from the eroding ocean cliffs in englands pictures that they called Shelly mudstone But anyway, at that point I had not been seeing this diatom like shape on rocks like quartz and everything really
- Wandering Through The Waldron - The Fossil Forum
September found me exploring a rock formation I had never encountered before, the Waldron Shale of Indiana It was impressive, offering up many gems (fossils) This post is picture heavy but stay with me!!!!!! First up is a typical hash plate I am usually attracted to hash plates but discovered
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