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The bluffs in the sunset at Fossil Beach in Kodiak, Alaska. Taken December 31, 2009. [copyright protected - ©2010 ~LKBphoto]

L’origine des pierres fossilisées

Célèbre pour ses fossiles de l'ère Primaire, la pierre de RISSANI, n'est intéressante qu'après polissage.

Elle est extraite dans le Sahara marocain près de la localité de RISSANI (d'où elle tire son nom).

C'est une roche marbrière pétrie de fossiles, principalement de céphalopodes, qui n'apparaissent que si la pierre est polie.

Dans le cas contraire le fossile se confond avec la pierre.

La roche est très dure, elle possède un coefficient de capillarité nul.

L'âge de ses fossiles est daté du Dévonien supérieur (environ 360 millions d'années).

La majorité de la faune est composée par des Goniatites, Orthocéras et Ammonites des Coraux et quelques trilobites.

Des oxydes de fer et de carbonates confèrent la couleur noire à la roche.

 

Tim, Calvin and Katherine digging for sharks teeth in the fossil pile

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Found on waste ground looking for bugs

 

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Buff-colored outcrops of the fossil-bearing Las Vegas Formation (center of photo) near Tule Springs in the upper Las Vegas Wash. Snow-capped mountains of the Spring Range west of Las Vegas are in the background. View is to the southwest. San Bernardino County Museum photo.

Fossil tree, species Sigillaria, from the Carboniferous period. About 320 million years old. Found in a quarry near Stanhope, County Durham, in 1913 and brought to Stanhope churchyard.

 

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Nick and I on a day trip to Calvert Cliffs state park in Maryland - home to a shoreline full of fossils.

Baucalite fossil

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Found at Broadstairs, Kent.

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Description des animaux sans vertèbres découverts dans le bassin de Paris pour servir de supplément à la Description des coquilles fossiles des environs de Paris comprenant une revue générale de toute t.1

 

New York, Baillière Brothers, 1860-66.

 

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120 Million year old fossil.

From Riley's Jurassic Birthday Parkty

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Pennsylvanian plant fossil in boulder, Hawk's Cave Trail, Ferne Clyffe State Park

Supposedly a very simple creature. What makes it simple? When examined carefully it is rather complex. What makes it very old? Just because it looks old.

Fossil Rim. May 25, 2017. Glen Rose, Texas. First day of summer!!!

Great little nugget just full of tiny fossils in every direction. Yet another rock from a load of gravel given to me by my good friends Jay and Keith. Thanks. April 2015

There are plenty of fossils around, some are easy to find, some are not.

There are shells, shark teeth etc scattered around from the days when it was the ocean floor.

Fossils should be left where they are found.

Model: Fossil Watch BQ9177

Case material:stainless-steel

Case diameter:35 millimeters

Band material:stainless-steel

Band length:mens-standard

Dial color:Stainless steel case, Blue degrade dial with 3 si

Calendar:day-and-date

Movement:analog-quartz

Water resistant depth:100 Meters

A European Red Deer Stag relaxes and warms himself in the morning sun at Fossil Rim Wildlife Cente

Large Phylloceratid fragment. R16/f6960? note the faint ribs across the venter. Also the complex suture patterns peeping through the grubby matrix.

Found this fossil on the shore of Lake Michigan in Charlevoix.

 

I took it to a prof at Michigan State University in E. Lansing. He said it was millions of years old. Some kind of ancient squid creature. He said this type of fossil is fairly common for the Lake Michigan area.

 

The prof was an expert on ancient sea sharks.

  

Taken in a gem shop in Nederland, Colorado. Natural art of nature.

Moving it with the John Deere. Thankfully we where already down there repairing gabions since the tide was way out.

Black Hills Institute of Geological Research (Canon SX10 IS)

Fossil Rim near Glen Rose, Texas.

Fossil at the Burke Museum

Little Fossil Fragment, possibly a Crinoid but haven't positively identified. I think it came from a load of gravel. February 2015

I came across this beautiful rock in a creek bed on some friends' property. Those could just be water marks, caused by the constant movement of water across the rock. BUT, I'm calling them fossils. Comment if you know for sure what we're looking at.

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