Kentucky Is A Hot Bed For Finding Fossils.
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What To Look For
Trilobite
It has been awhile when this has seen the light of day.
Half dugged out trilobite. Can you find it?
Something Else To Look For
Brachiopods
Brachiopod shells are probably the most commonly collected fossil in Kentucky. They have two shells and lived attached to the sea floor. There are many different types that you can find in this area. A lot of times you will find them with both shells together. A trilobite I found
This one was a little one.
From the New York Times on fossils.
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Suzie-Shine wrote...
That's fabulous. I'm in England and we have a Jurassic coast where it's possible to find fossils. I've spent days looking for them. Interesting read.
Posted June 06, 2009
susannaduffy wrote...
I have heard much about these famous fossils, even in my neck of the woods.
Posted November 30, 2008
crystalguy wrote...
Brings back memories of southern Indiana! Lets see some more! enjoyed the lens.
Posted June 06, 2008
