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Could you please help me in the identification of this fossil ?
Saber IDRISS posted a topic in Fossil ID
hi Everybody ! I am new in this forum . Could you please help me in the identification of this fossil ? Age is still underestimation , but most probably Mio-Plio Quaternary. Location : Travertine outcrops , Tunisia (floor tile , 20 cm X 20 cm for scale). Thank you in advance ! le). Thank you in advance ! Best regards.- 4 replies
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Hi all, I found this leaf imprint in a fossil travertine formation at edge of central desert of Iran. It belongs to a broadleaf species. Do you have any idea of its species? Any help you can give me would be appreciated!
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Dear Friends, its a travertine tile from Manisa city of Turkey. i found it on our travertine querry. the blade was cut it to 2 parts. i have other parts also. are there anyone who can give me some details about this bone please? is it of human or an animal? i think its about 5 thousand years old. how can i find true years of this bone?, and lastly where and how can i have carbon-14 test for true years. i m waiting your replies Thanks.
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HI there, I recently found a Petoskey Stone among others on the same tiny (12 foot) beach in Mid/Upper Michigan, as I have for years in the same location. Only...this one's different. I can't seem to polish it down entirely by hand OR with a dremel. It has a lot of beveled structure still compared to others I've seen, and it just feels HARD. There also seem to be tiny crystal bits in some places. Can Pestoskey Stones (limestone as I understand it) harden into Travertine or Marble and retain their distinct pattern and shape?
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