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Hello, I just joined the fossil forum - I have an amateur interest in fossils and a few items I have purchased or been given over the years (I received several fossils form my late grandfather). Most of the items I have came without information (identification, age, locality... etc.) My goal is to learn a little bit more and see if I can ID any of these items to a passable degree. 

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- Connor Long 

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Hello, Connor, and a very warm welcome to TFF from Morocco. :)

Life's Good!

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Welcome from Colorado

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Welcome from Illinois, Connor.

 

 

Mark.

 

Fossil hunting is easy -- they don't run away when you shoot at them!

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Welcome from Georgia (the USA state that is).  I'm curious to see your fossils :popcorn:.

 

I was in northern California quite recently.  I had a day free, and I hoped to revisit a site where I found some Lower Cretaceous fossils 20+ years ago, and a couple of nearby sites as well.  Unfortunately all the sites are now posted, and the property manager was polite but firm in saying "no".  So my car rental and ~$6.50/gallon for gas resulted in not one fossil.  :shakehead:  Next time I'll invest the time to find out contact info and call ahead.

 

Don

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