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Stonerose - Republic,Washfossil hunting Use this page to keep an informational log specific to this treasure: The more detailed the information, the more helpful it will be to other hunters. Click EasyEdit to add what you know.

General information on fossils

[Natural or cultural history of the item, trends in value, tips for where to look for them, etc. ]



Type of fossils:

Marine and terrestrial are two main fossil categories, but these can be broken down into subcategories (start a new page for these subcategories, if you wish):
  • Brachiopods
  • Corals
  • Foraminifera
  • Mollusks
  • Spores and Pollen
  • Vertebrates


Fossils - Cash and Treasures WikiWhere to find fossils

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Type of fossil: Eocene Flora & Fauna
GPS Coordinates, unknown
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Town/region: Republic
State, country: Washington
Tips for hunting: bring your camera
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Tools needed: chisels (sm. head), hammer, gloves





Special skills needed: patience




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Additional helpful resources:
www.stonerosefossil.org




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aubreyreynolds9@gmai Fossils (page: 1 2 3 4 5 ... last page) 116 Oct 30 2009, 10:57 PM EDT by jakesrocks
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I collect fossils. I was wondering if any one else collects fossils on the WIKI?
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Stargatecat Need help identifying a Dinosaur Tooth 14 Sep 23 2009, 11:00 PM EDT by jakesrocks
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This Labor Day, I went out to my favorite fossil hunting spot with my kids and their friends. It turned out to be a very exciting day! First I found my very first megalodon tooth. It is roughly 5 to 6 inches and in perfect condition. In addition, we found a strange tooth that we cant seem to identify. In the field, as I was tired and wet and muddy, I passed it off as perhaps whale and tossed it in the bucket. After a night's sleep and a shower it seems I am stumped. My latest guess is perhaps some kind of prehistoric crocodile? The root is what is particularly striking about this tooth. I have pictures posted on my profile page which I dont know if I can display in this thread as well.
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dbsagates Cycads 0 Mar 7 2009, 4:05 PM EST by dbsagates
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Has anyone found any Cycads or have any or pics? These Fossil plants were around when the dinosaurs roamed the United States. Well I thought this might be a little too far out there for most rockers. A pickup load of these and you could buy all the pretty rocks you wanted for life. DB
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