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Found my first true fossil.

Alvin T. Grey · 2011-07-03 21:22:56

Late Jurassic/Early Cretatious Belemnite. Found at the foot of White Rocks beach Port Rush. It's about an inch and a half lin, nicely cone shaped and a lovely amber colour. The matrix it's in shows where the remaining length lay. Pictures will follow as soon as I can get them off the camera without encrypting the darn…

03-07-2011 9:22pm

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Alvin T. Grey

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Late Jurassic/Early Cretatious Belemnite.
Found at the foot of White Rocks beach Port Rush. It's about an inch and a half lin, nicely cone shaped and a lovely amber colour. The matrix it's in shows where the remaining length lay. Pictures will follow as soon as I can get them off the camera without encrypting the darn things.....

But thats another story.

I found a couple of curios too, I'm not sure what they are, or even if they are fossils, but interesting non the less.

Next up, a nice Meg tooth.

That would be cool. However there is very little chance of that.

Oh well.....

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#2 03-07-2011 9:31pm

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Lovely, now pics or GTFO.

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#3 04-07-2011 7:10pm

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I think this is a belemnite

Same object different angles, and the last two are lord knows what. But interesting anyway:D

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#4 08-07-2011 1:25pm

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Anyone got any ideas what the last one is?

Anyone?

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#5 08-07-2011 4:29pm

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Fossilized coral or sponge maybe?

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#6 08-07-2011 4:39pm

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I'd be thinking similar to G. A eroded and smoothed coral colony or sponge. Nice belemnite too

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