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Re: Central Florida find. Just rocks? Dinosuar toes ?Swamp trees? These were found in the fossilized limestone layer about 6 ft. down from the top soil. In the Middle of the state of Florida. Right next to a (small) meteorite location.Could ...by JoAnninna - 22 hours agoRe: True dinosaur bone or sandstone concretion?Thank you, Miranda. A geologist from a university said it was likely a broken stalagmite.by Christy - 4 days agoRe: Show me on a Harrison Lake map were the fossis are loccatedOk I’ve used google earth and I think I have pinpointed the location. It appears from this that I have to go left up one of the off shoot roads,is this correct? Do you know what kilometre ...by Con the builder - 5 days agoHow to Tell if You Have Found Fossil Bone... If you re wondering if you have Fossil Bone, you ll want to look for the telltale texture on the surface. It s best to take the specimen outside photograph it in ...by Fossil Huntress - 5 days agoRe: What is this skullThank you so much, I will investigate more, I'm super grateful I cant wait to figure out what it really is, thanks again.by John - 6 days agoRe: Tooth of some creature from Looooong agoIt looks like a lovely piece of chert — a sedimentary rock composed of microcrystalline or cryptocrystalline quartz, the mineral form of silicon dioxide (SiO2). It occurs as nodules, ...by Fossil Huntress - 6 days agoRe: What is it? Snake carving pr real snake fossilIt is a lovely, naturally weathered stone. Not a fossil. Not carved. Just good old mother nature doing her thing.by Fossil Huntress - 6 days agoRe: Is this an artifact that displays both scales and plumage?You've found a lovely plant fossil. The pattern you see is the scaly bark of a Lepidodendron — an extinct genus of primitive, vascular, tree-like plants related to quillworts and ...by Fossil Huntress - 6 days agoRe: Ammonites at Harrison Lake, Iam visiting from Engla...You head about 30 km up Forestry Road #17. Stop just past Hale Creek at 49.5° N, 121.9° W: paleo-coordinates 42.5° N, 63.4° W, on the west side of Harrison Lake. The wee bivalves you ...by Fossil Huntress - 6 days agoPrivacy Policyand you understand that your use of the site's content is made at your own risk and responsibility. 2006 - 2020 Dinosaur Home

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