Glad to see you were hunting with your kids. That was beautiful. I've put together a show about hunting fossils that you won't want to miss. Check my channel out.
If you're VERY patient, you can find small Trilobites. I visited this site days after the roadcut was finished, and brought home literally hundreds of Brachiopods. Love that site!
@sharktoothking10 No shark teeth these fossils are Ordovician age .No fish fossils have ever been found in the tristate area (in Ordovician strata ) . Ordovicain fish have been found out west though around Utha /Nevada . Fish where rare animals on Earth back then and what few there where never migrated here .
Just got back from a 3 day excursion to the Cincinnati Arch area - drove over 1300 miles roundtrip but it was certainly worth it! I wasn't at that site in the video but close to it - the variety and richness of marine inverts are unmatched. If I lived closer I would join your group - thanks for posting!
Actualy Ive seen lots of folks there .There are even people who have dumped fossils from other locations (Ky Mississippian age crinoid stems) hot dog sized for people to find .
Hey great video.I'm gonna head up this or next weekend to a local place that has awesome fossils.
I have a question, if anyone can answer it-
What is the chemical make-up of the most common fossils? Like, if you broke up/crushed some fossils, and mixed the fossils in water....what would the water mostly consist of? ie: nitrogen / ro hydrogen? Please let me know if you know the answer. I've tried googleing my question, but had no luck. Please respond asap. Thanks for your time
Most your fossils are lime stone , i think that translates as calcium carbonates (look that up to be sure ) . Many fossils are in filled with calcite crystals =calcite .
See fossils found in part 2 , this field trip had fewer finds than usual because there had been a draught all summer .Less rain less fossils from errosion .
Glad to see you were hunting with your kids. That was beautiful. I've put together a show about hunting fossils that you won't want to miss. Check my channel out.
fossils4cash 6 months ago
If you're VERY patient, you can find small Trilobites. I visited this site days after the roadcut was finished, and brought home literally hundreds of Brachiopods. Love that site!
Irene726155 7 months ago
are there any sharks teeth there?
sharktoothking10 1 year ago
@sharktoothking10 No shark teeth these fossils are Ordovician age .No fish fossils have ever been found in the tristate area (in Ordovician strata ) . Ordovicain fish have been found out west though around Utha /Nevada . Fish where rare animals on Earth back then and what few there where never migrated here .
flyingscience 1 year ago
Just got back from a 3 day excursion to the Cincinnati Arch area - drove over 1300 miles roundtrip but it was certainly worth it! I wasn't at that site in the video but close to it - the variety and richness of marine inverts are unmatched. If I lived closer I would join your group - thanks for posting!
stet1965 1 year ago
Ive been there twice...never seen another person there besides us.
LordXehenniar 2 years ago
Actualy Ive seen lots of folks there .There are even people who have dumped fossils from other locations (Ky Mississippian age crinoid stems) hot dog sized for people to find .
flyingscience 2 years ago
i wanna become a paleontologist wen i grow up
Sl1f3rDrag0n 2 years ago
Hey great video.I'm gonna head up this or next weekend to a local place that has awesome fossils.
I have a question, if anyone can answer it-
What is the chemical make-up of the most common fossils? Like, if you broke up/crushed some fossils, and mixed the fossils in water....what would the water mostly consist of? ie: nitrogen / ro hydrogen? Please let me know if you know the answer. I've tried googleing my question, but had no luck. Please respond asap. Thanks for your time
d2paintballer 3 years ago
Most your fossils are lime stone , i think that translates as calcium carbonates (look that up to be sure ) . Many fossils are in filled with calcite crystals =calcite .
flyingscience 3 years ago
in louisiana, we have mostly petrified wood. tree fossils. I <3 trees (:
IKnowThings 3 years ago
this is such an intresting video and you are very smart on this subject
kelsimrules 4 years ago
Correction the seashell with coral was really horn coral with smaller coral growing on it .Notice the point in the video .
flyingscience 4 years ago
This video had to be edited and reposted to remove city location. Add 89 for the true viewer count .
flyingscience 4 years ago
See fossils found in part 2 , this field trip had fewer finds than usual because there had been a draught all summer.
flyingscience 4 years ago
See fossils found in part 2 , this field trip had fewer finds than usual because there had been a draught all summer .Less rain less fossils from errosion .
flyingscience 4 years ago