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Oldhamia radiata Fossil Bray Head

  • 08-08-2007 10:32am
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    BenjAii
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    At the time Oldhamia radiata was discovered in the mid-19th century on Bray Head it was briefly thought to be the oldest fossil known. I believe samples are still quite plentiful and can be found off the Cliff Walk between Bray Head & Greystones.

    Does anyone know any more about this, specifically, where Oldhamia radiata might be found today along the Cliff Walk if you went looking for some?


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