Showing posts with label corals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corals. Show all posts

Oct 20, 2011

Fossil Corals : More fossils from Maastricht

Trilobites:

A solitary swimmer from Ordovician : PRICYCLOPIGE BINODOSA




CORONOCEPHALUS JASTROWI, Silurian, China



NEVADIA WEEKSI, Cambrian, Nevada

BUMASTUS IOXUS, Ordovician :

CERATARGES  ARIES, DEVONIAN :



Sep 9, 2011

Fossil corals: Fossil hunting day

What a DAY!!!
Fossils, corals, corals,corals, some Ostreidae, gasteropod Conus (yes, just one), CORAL , this: 
just rinsed with water !


and so on, so on ... I'm to tired (but happy).
Tomorrow, some of the fossil corals will be displayed.

Jun 2, 2011

Fossil corals : Corals...

Margaret Wertheim leads a project to re-create the creatures of the coral reefs using a crochet technique invented by a mathematician -- celebrating the amazements of the reef, and deep-diving into the hyperbolic geometry underlying coral creation.


May 7, 2011

Fossil corals: Untreated corals

When one finds fossilised corals, sometimes they look soiled and crusted but other times they are so marvelous just as they are alive!
Fossils usually must be cleaned and this is a little delicate.
The next two fossil-corals, that I have already put for sale in Ebay, are not treated at all, simply washed using only water and a brush.
Enjoy the pictures :




May 4, 2011

Fossil corals : Fossilised corals for...

Fossilised corals(real) for children:








You Might Be A Fossil Hunter if...





-if you are not able to sit still at the beach long enough

to watch a sunset.

-if you think it's cool that the Pterosaurs escaped from

the island in the third Jurassic Park movie.

-if you can touch coprolite without cringing.

-if you think of 10,000 years as a short span of time.

-if you have brought home a piece of  rock(or cement) just in case it was a fossil.