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The lobster lived in the ocean where the Isle of Wight is today, 120 million years ago. At a time when the climate was much warmer than today.

 

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This reptile skull is extremely well preserved, with small needle-like teeth.

 

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Collected at the Wrens Nest, Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

From the Silurian Period, 425 million years ago.

 

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Dendritic graptolites from the Sheinton Shales, Shropshire.

 

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Part of a fossil lycopod tree called Stigmaria ficoides which is approximatley 310 million years old.

 

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Collected at Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

This is from the Silurian Period, which is approximatley 425 million years old.

 

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Collected at Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

From the Silurian Period, 425 million years ago.

 

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A set of fossil gastropods identified as Cypraea affinis which are approximatley 13 million years old. They are a type of gastropod more commonly known as cowries.

 

From Manthelan in Central France.

 

From the Fraser Collection at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

 

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Basalt from below Edinburgh Castle

 

This specimen is from the collection at Wednesbury Museum & Art Gallery.

 

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A fossil slab including corals, bryozoan and brachiopods from the Wrens Nest, Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

This is 425 million years old.

 

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A piece of oolitic limestone from Yorkshire.

 

This is from the collection at Wednesbury Museum & Art Gallery.

 

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A specimen of Haematite & quartz from the collection at Dudley Museum & Art Gallery.

 

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Collected at Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

Dated from the Silurian Period, which is around 425 million years ago.

 

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Collected at Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

This is from the Silurian Period, which is approximatley 425 million years old.

 

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This is a 19th century quarryman's fake trilobite. It is made up of two different species of trilobite carefully joined together. It was made in the 19th Century by a quarryman.

 

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A fragment of granite with a pink microgranite from Dalbeattie, South West Scotland.

 

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A wind polished pebble from Trysull. Made from mudstone which has been polished to form a smooth surface by wind blown sand grains.

 

From the collection at Wolverhampton Art Gallery

 

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A fossil shell from a reptile which is part of the turtle and tortoise family. This is known as Chelonia longiceps.

 

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A wind polished pebble from Trysull. Made from mudstone which has been polished to form a smooth surface by wind blown sand grains.

 

From the collection at Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

 

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This sea scorpion is a close reletive to the modern horseshoe crab.

 

Collected from Ludlow, Shropshire, UK.

 

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Part of a fossil pteridosperm plant called Alethopteris sp. which is approximatley 310 million years old.

 

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A very well preserved calyx plate from a Silurian crinoid collected at the Wrens Nest, Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

This is 425 million years old.

 

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You can clearly see the compound eyes of this Silurian arthropod.

These eyes are called "Schizochroal" eyes.

 

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From the Sauzei Beds, Middle Inferior Oolite of Sherborne, Dorset, UK

 

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Collected at Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

Found in coal measures which are around 315 million years, in the Carboniferous Period.

 

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A well preserved Mummut tooth. This is a large molar which was used to chew on vegetation.

 

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From the Dudley limestones, West Midlands,

UK.

 

From the Silurian Period, 425 million years ago.

 

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A spherical nodule with mineralisation infilling the cracks between the matrix

 

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Collected at Dudley, West Midlands, UK.

 

From 425 million years ago during the Silurian Period.

 

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An Ordovician trilobite from Powys, Wales approximatly 475 million years old

 

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