Oct 13, 2017
Pulling an echinoid (Sea urchin or sand dollar) fossil out of a riverbank in Texas. Lots of limestones in this state.
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Pulling an echinoid (Sea urchin or sand dollar) fossil out of a riverbank in Texas. Lots of limestones in this state.
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Fossil hunting today at a new place. Found quite a lot from the Pennsylvanian Period (300 millions years old) I got to clean my finds, and then I'll post some pics! . . . . posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CYCmaA9Fnr7/
Large Texas Shell Fossil - Found 325 Miles From The Ocean. Either the earth came up from out of the ocean or the ocean came all the way up to Dallas or the ocean covered the earth for over a year like the bible says. This were found on top of the dirt not very deep as they moved the dirt for a new subdivision. Have you found any interesting fossils? #texasfossils #fossilhunting #fossilfinds If your website needs help visit VincentHoss.com. (at Fort Worth, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8-Yl8SJTkT/?igshid=bcq9lwyt80g4
Finding Shell Fossils in Dallas TX - We are 325 miles from the beach. We find a lot of sea shell fossils in the Dallas Fort Worth metro area. #findingfossils #texasfossils If your company website needs help visit VincentHoss.com Webmaster Since 2000. (at Southlake, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8-QFAvpIS2/?igshid=8bdk2zfyjsai
Fossil Quest - Central Texas Cretaceous Fossil Finds! Coral - unidentified Genus and species. I find bits of coral in the rivers around here, they are too worn down to be able to identify. Reefs in the Cretaceous were coral in the deep parts but in the shallow waters instead of coral, reefs were primarily composed of rudist clams.
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Fossil Quest - Central Texas Cretaceous Fossil Finds! Oyster Ilymatogyra - also known as “Rams Horns”. These are one of my favorites to find and they are very abundant where I live! I love the variety of color and texture on these fossils!
Fossil Quest - Central Texas Cretaceous Fossil Finds! These are rather large versions of Foramnifera Orbitolina- single cell marine animals, Sometimes they are no larger than a pin head!
How do you display your Fossils? Decoratively or just a-jumble? :D (A selection of Central Texas Cretaceous finds)