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How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications This forum is devoted to illuminating the pitfalls to be avoided when considering the purchase of fossils. From fabrications to restorations, this is the section to discuss.
Great First Impressions at Matoaka Beach! - Fossil Hunting Trips - The ...
It was a fantastic day for fossil hunting, high 60s, subtle breeze and low tide during the late morning to boot. Upon my arrival to the Cabins, my journey to the beach was short, a simple stroll from the beach parking to the office for a pass, as well as an easy walk down through a bamboo forest had me on the beach almost instantly.
New Paris Quarry, Bedford co. PA - The Fossil Forum
I was super lucky the other week to be invited to the New Paris Quarry in Bedford co. PA. The owner of the quarry is super nice and knowledgeable. He handed out a geology and ID sheet specific to his quarry. according to that sheet, I spent the day in the Old Port formation. The rock was a very h...
Is this a fossil? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
The "lick test" doesn't prove anything is a fossil, just that something is porous. Lots of rocks can be porous. Please, do yourself a favor, and do not lick rocks. I am not seeing anything fossil like, here. This looks like some sort of limestone, to me. Wait for some other opinions, however.
Megalodon teeth - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
I live in a state that is rich in megs (and other fossil shark teeth). I prefer to collect my own but not everybody has that luxury. Others build collections sitting at their computers and 'hunting' for fossils online (something that you simply couldn't do 30 years ago). It can be an effective way for someone to build a diverse collection.
Collections - The Fossil Forum
Welcome to The Fossil Forum Collections! This section is intended to be a database for our members to archive and document distinctive fossil specimens in their collections. It will help our community turn their personal collections into a useful database for fossil identification. A virtual museum, of sorts. In addition, the CRM will also ...
Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
ANSWERING FOSSIL ID REQUESTS: Identification Posting For The Uninitiated 2.0 (NEW MEMBERS PLEASE READ) 1 2 3 By paleoflor, November 26, 2013 answering
What air abrasive tools do i need - The Fossil Forum
I'm interested in purchasing air abrasive tools for preparing small fossils, such as brachiopods, crinoid ossicles, and bivalves found in shale and sandstone. Most of these fossils are already partially prepared, but I would like to give them a finishing touch. What specific tools and accessories...
Orthoceras cf. regulare - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
location: aarhus, denmark found: loose beach rock units: metric date: 02/10/2024 images: (1) numbered fragments by decreasing size (2) thick end of the orthocone visible on the surface of the rock in (F1) Ø: 3.5cm (3) visible centered siphuncle and camerae in (F2) (4) alternate angle of (F2) (5) ...
Fossils? - Fossil ID - The Fossil Forum
The second one looks like a head of a creature. Holes line up where the eyes would be, it looks like there is also teeth where the mouth would be and the holes for the eyes connnect inside the skull. The first one looks like it was flesh at one point with a layer of skin in it
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