Another trip to 'gold mine', huge Gryphea w/shell, tiny Echinoids, tooth & more

[Lone Hunter]

Went back to my little gold mine today and was again amazed by the variety of things found. Previously I thought I was in Eagle Ford, but it is in Woodbine, with ravine that cuts down to Grayson as was explained to me in first post from this local. Everything was dried out except bottom of ravine, from the looks of things I think a natural spring is involved. So found some more Mariella ammonites, one with part of a scallop maybe?, and a Hemiaster,  another Texigryphaea with some shell, I believe a little bacculite, an Echnodus tooth?, unknown clams, a Trigonia, and crawling on hands and knees on top sandy area found these tiny Echinoids which are so small having a hard time making ID, can't believe they even made it home intact.

[JohnJ]

3 hours ago, Lone Hunter said:

and crawling on hands and knees on top sandy area found these tiny Echinoids which are so small having a hard time making ID, can't believe they even made it home intact.

 

Goniophorus sp.

 

Congratulations on a very cool Grayson haul.

[minnbuckeye]

Nice mix of fossils!

 

 Mike

[old bones]

Nice finds! I love the tiny echinoids!