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  1. Ammonit

    Ammonites .

    The best ammonite from Filevsky Park (Moscow) for several years of searching!
  2. Ammonit

    kachpurites

    From the album: Ammonites.

  3. Ammonit

    Neocraspedites sp

    From the album: Ammonites.

    Place of discovery: Russia, Taimyr, Khatanga
  4. Ammonit

    Craspedites okensis

    From the album: Ammonites.

    Upper Jurassic, Volga Stage, subditus zone. Place of discovery: Moscow Size : 13 centimeters.
  5. Ammonit

    grammoceras sp

    From the album: Ammonites.

    Place of discovery: Russia , Republic of Adygea. Toar or Aalenian Stage.
  6. Ammonit

    Ammonite.

    Moscow region, Peski quarry. Middle Jurassic, Kellovian stage.
  7. Ammonit

    Quenstedtoceras

    Place of discovery Moscow region, Peski quarry
  8. From the album: Triassic ammonites

    Rare russian ammonit from lower triassic (Skythian) of Sibiria, Russia. Diameter approx. 4 cm
  9. I was finally able to take a trip to the NSR in 2023. We had a good 11 foot rise so I was optimistic. My whole goal this trip was to find a point, I couldn't find one to save my life, I however did find a few cool fossils. I don't know if i just don't have the eye for it or if i am just looking in the wrong places. The last two pictures are of an item im not sure about anyone have an idea? Possibly a set of fused vertebrae with the two end ones broken off? The haul The vert The mosasaur thing The in-situ And the I don't know what this is
  10. Irongiant97

    Various fossils/possible fossils

    Various fossils/possibly contain fossils. From the Coleraine formation of northern Minnesota, mostly ironstone, I think, but one is in mudstone.
  11. Hello to all. Some photos from a recent trip. Nature is waking up, and the accompanying finds are pleasing to the eye.
  12. rocket

    Aegocrioceras_Resse

    fine uncoiled Ammonite Aegocrioceras bicarinatum from the tonstein-pit Resse near Hannover. Lower cretaceous, hauterivian. Small ammonit, 5 cm diameter. Phragmocon is pyritized, living chamber partial calcited. Aegocrioceras is a very various ammonit, from tightly curled up to strange and very twisted shapes. I will post some next time

    © fossils worldwide

  13. Godofgods

    ID ammonit from Germany

    Hi everyone, does someone knows this ammonit from the Malm of Germany? Thanks
  14. Godofgods

    Id ammonit from Germany

    Hi everyone, someone know this ammonit from Germany? I know only this. Thanks
  15. Godofgods

    ID ammonite from Germany

    Hi everyone, does anyone know this ammonite? I know only that it comes from the Malm of Germany. Thanks
  16. Godofgods

    ID ammonite from England

    Hi everyone, does anyone know this ammonite from England? Probally Jurassic Coast
  17. Godofgods

    ID ammonit from Morocco

    Hi everyone, does anyone know this ammonit from Morocco? I don't have other info. Thanks
  18. Some triasic ammonite for exchange! EU.
  19. Godofgods

    Two UK ammonites

    Hi everyone, someone know this ammonites from UK? I don't know the location. Hildoceras and Lytoceras? Thanks
  20. If you ever travel across Russia you can see fossils even in the subway and in the facing of buildings (In Moscow and Saint Petersburg). Once an acquaintance walked with a dog along the embankment in the center of St. Petersburg next to his house and found fossil trilobite right in the stone that broke off from the Neva river bank. He had to quickly run home to take a hammer In the Moscow metro, there are more than 50 stations where you can meet the fossils of ammonites, corals, nautilus, belemnites and other ancient animals that lived on Earth in the dinosaurs era. Among them there are both small and large enough - the size of the largest "inhabitant" of the metro is 60 centimeters in diameter. They come across not only at old stations, but also on new ones - it all depends on from what material are the walls built. Materials containing remains of fossil organisms were brought from deposits in Armenia, Georgia, the Urals, the Crimea, Italy and the Moscow region. Most of the fossils in marble limestones (the transition stage between limestone and marble) from the Georgian deposits of Salieti and Moliti.
  21. Godofgods

    Little prep....id ammonit

    Hi everyone, today i have finished preparing this little ammonit from Normandy. Does anyone know what ammonit is this? Before After
  22. belemniten

    Harpoceras

    From the album: Holzmaden

    Ammonit, Harpoceras; Size: 5cm long; Age: Lower Jurassic; Location: quarry Kromer
  23. belemniten

    Harpoceras

    From the album: Holzmaden

    One of my best Ammonit. Its a Harpoceras (a very common specie in Holzmaden) from Holzmaden.
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