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Fossils
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
Where to find fossils
What areas of the world are famous for fossils? If you have first-hand experience with a spot where other fossil-hunters can go, enter info here: | Type of fossil: Eocene Flora & Fauna GPS Coordinates, unknown: Town/region: Republic State, country: Washington Tips for hunting: bring your camera | Type of fossil: GPS Coordinates, if known: Town/region: State, country: Tips for hunting: |
| Type of fossil: GPS Coordinates, if known: Town/region: State, country: Tips for hunting: | Type of fossil: GPS Coordinates, if known: Town/region: State, country: Tips for hunting: |
Tools needed: chisels (sm. head), hammer, gloves
Special skills needed: patience
Identification tips:
Additional helpful resources:
www.stonerosefossil.org
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Came across this article regarding recent archaeological finds in Oregon cave. Most unusual but interesting.What will we find next?. What's your thought?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/science/nature/7329505.stm
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