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  1. Tales From the Shale

    Browning Cretaceous Fossil Park 2022

    Dug into this park on Tuesday for a few hours. I really have no experience with Mesozoic strata, aside from Coon Creek of Tennesse. The water was inconsistent in it's depth due to a local beaver dam causing higher than normal water levels. Material here consists of unconsolidated clays, gravel and sand. Here are two large bivalves I recovered from the upper beds containing clams. I believe these are Exogyra costata which are common at this location. This tooth belongs to Scapanorhynchus texanus in which the teeth are referred to as belonging to goblin sharks. This is untrue, as this taxa is distantly related to modern goblins but I believe they are within the same family? This is a pair of small bivalves, species possibly being miniscule Gryphaeostrea vomer? A single Agerostrea mesenterica. Finally pictured below, an unknown, based on corrected advice it is a worn Pycnodonte. This trip was long, but the report ended up being brief due to the difficulty I had getting into the productive zones at this site. In which happened to be straight down, through the toughest clay I have ever seen. I did however end up meeting one of the park volunteers named Doug, who was more than helpful, he frequents the area and is very friendly.
  2. Sherman turning Post Oak Creek into fossil park By Lauren Rangel, KXII Channel 22, July 8, 2022 Yours, Paul H.
  3. txredjules

    Mineral Wells Shark Tooth ?

    Finally got a good picture of another find from our Mineral Wells Fossil Park outing. Looked at other pictures of Petalodus shark teeth, and it has similar features. It looks like a tooth to me....but I don't know.
  4. ‘South Jersey will be transformed’: Fossil museum coming to Gloucester County in 2023 Rowan University's Jean & Ric Edelman museum will feature interactive exhibits, local bones and more. by Allison Steele, The Philadephis Inquirer, October 9, 2021 $73M dinosaur fossil park and museum coming to N.J. NJCom, October 2021 Edelman Fossil Park, New Jersey Yours, Paul H.
  5. Penn Dixie officially holds Guinness World Record for “World’s Largest Fossil Dig” By Patrick Ryan, WIVB, Channel 4, New York, July 17, 2021 Penn Dixie Claims World Record Penn Dixie Fossil Park, July 17, 2021 Trilobites declared “official fossil” of Town of Hamburg By Kaley Lynch, WIVB, Channel 4, New York, July 17, 2018 Yours, Paul H.
  6. JoLynn Mangum Self

    Ladonia fossil Park turning into a lake

    What does everybody think about Ladonia Texas turning our Fossil Park into a lake
  7. Hello everybody! This summer I had the pleasure to collect fossils in a few famous Ohio localites. I want to start with the first that I visited, the Trammel Fossil Park in Sharonville (Butler and Hamilton counties). The park is a 10 acres fossil-rich hillside and woodland area, that was donated to the city by a local developer. Ordovician rokcs crop out and they are very productive! Collecting is free for everybody, tools can be used, but you are not supposed to remove large boulders of rock. The space in front is equipped with tables, benches and boards that explain the geology and faunal assemblage of the site. Here, 4 formations are exposed: Fairview, Miamitown, Corryville and Bellevue, that date back to the Late Ordovician. The most abundant fossils are a few different species of brachiopods and bryozoans. Less likey you can find crinoids, gastropods and, for the Miamitown section, even Edrioasteroids. I'll let the boards explain more specifically. Let's talk about the actual collecting! Picking by hand is the preferable method, for bryozoans lie on the ground or they can be easily freed from the rock. Brachiopods are usually broken and less easily removable, but you can find some remarkable specimen too! Overall, I was more than satisfied! I filled a small box with the best preserved fossils and had a nice chat with a fellow fossil hunter! Trammel is definetely a family-friendly location, easily accessible and risk-free. Findings and fun are guaranteed!! I'll add the pics of my finds later on in another post, wait for it
  8. Sasquatch1112

    Need ID. From W.M. Browning

    Could I get some help with this please?
  9. Unearthing prehistoric prizes at Sylvania's Fossil Park By Dan Smith, Channel 13 News, Jul 29, 2019 https://www.13abc.com/content/news/Unearthing-prehistoric-prizes-at-Sylvanias-Fossil-Park-513352581.html Yours, Paul H.
  10. Hello Everyone. I am reaching out to the forum in hopes that someone here can give me some information about the Edelman fossil Park in New Jersey. Have any members ever been there? Is it worth visiting? How does one make arrangements for a visit there. I have visited the website but when I try to click on links it doesn't work for me. Any help would be highly appreciated. @frankh8147 @Trevor @The Jersey Devil @njfossilhunter @Carl
  11. Oxytropidoceras

    Edelman Fossil Park, New Jersey, To Expand

    College donors who have already given $25M, shell out another $655K to expand N.J. prehistoric fossil park. By Bill Duhart, NJ.com, May 8, 2019 https://www.nj.com/education/2019/05/college-donors-who-have-already-given-25m-shell-out-another-655k-to-expand-nj-prehistoric-fossil-park.html Journalists need to undertsand the difference between archaeology and paleontology. About the Fossil Park https://sites.rowan.edu/edelman-gift/fossil.html Yours, Paul H.
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