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Monday, June 3, 2019

Speaking Of Fossils

This is a pretty good collection!  We find these periodically around the farm. I wish I knew more about fossils.  How old these are, what they are...  I'm guessing mostly plants, but wouldn't it be cool if there was a baby dinosaur mixed in there :-D.  This rock is about 16" x 16".








11 comments:

knitski said...

A test comment lets see if it will post!? Now just FYI I see myself listed below in the google ID so I bet this one works. I need to see if my blog can do this and if me the blogger more importantly can set it up this way!

Karen at longwell said...

Wow! Very cool! Now you just need a knitting, spinning, sheep loving paleontologist to look at these photos!

Jean said...

Cool - reminds me of picking rock on the home farm to see what treasures we could find. My older brother found several arrowheads that way!

Terry and Linda said...

That is cool! Lucky you!

Linda said...

Fossils are so amazing!

Anonymous said...

'Anno---nam---ous' here. All those fossils on one rock......very nice.
any luck with that dogger you found? Me

karen said...

I was at a strip mall in Canada and there was a big rock with a ton of fossils imbedded into it. My mother in law casually pointed it out like it was an everyday thing :)

Cheryl West said...

Fascinating! What a treasure. It's like looking at clouds and imagining what you can see.

Anonymous said...

See rocks are fun

I need orange said...

Our museum (well, ok, the university's museum) periodically has days when you can bring in stuff and have experts id it for you. Wouldn't it be cool to see what they have to say about your rock(s)? :-)

I, too, have been wondering about the dog you found. I hope she got home ok (and they were worried sick about her).

thecrazysheeplady said...

The dog has been reunited with her owner :-D.

We actually have a spinning, knitting, sheep loving archaeologist in our Ravelry group so I asked her :-D.

Would love to take this to UK and see what they can identify. I did find a good website https://www.uky.edu/KGS/fossils/fossilid.php

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