Recent Finds From Cretaceous Sussex England

Some recent finds from Hastings beds Wealden Sussex Iguanodon fossil footcast 30 cm wide Unprepped Titanosaur vertebra Ankylosaur Hylaeosarus hoof/ ungual. Possibly the first to be discovered in the Wealden of Sussex and Isle of Wight Ventral view Juvenile ornithopod lower femur, with asoociated bones Dinosaur coprolite Iguanodontid toe bone Infant dinosaur footcast fossil, about 3cm wide Unknown theropod dinosaur footcast fossil Iguanodontid caudal verteb

Thanks Tim. Jeff, should be no problem shipping. The Hastings foreshore, on the long tides, from ''cliff end'' to ''Rock n ore'', is good for footcasts . Dinosaur, turtle, croc and pterosaur bones can be found. Also shark teeth and Lepidotes fish. Hastings neighbouring town Bexhill is also good. All early Cretaceous. And further west at the chalk cliffs of Beachy head Eastbourne, ammonites/bivalves etc can be found (80-90 million years old).