Howdy! Take a look at some of my fossils
Most of these were found in Coryell and Bosque counties in Texas.They were collected in the 30's and 40's. Hope you enjoy them.
This page under construction. It will be divided into several pages.
click here to view ammonites
click for fossils & crystals
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/jw3.jpg)
shark?jaw teeth
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/oys1.jpg)
reef oyster
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/oys2.jpg)
saw tooth oyster
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks-3/c-oys.jpg)
oyster-ostrea carinata ?
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/urch2.jpg)
sea urchin
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/vert.jpg)
shark vertebrata
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/tur-1.jpg)
turritella limestone
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/tur-2.jpg)
turritella limestone
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/tri3.jpg)
trigonia
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/tri2.jpg)
trigonia
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/clm.jpg)
pelecypod
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/cs.jpg)
gastropod
![](https://members.tripod.com/tx_rockhound/rocks/gf-3.jpg)
gryphaea in slab
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Hope to add more soon and may be identify better.come back soon
the rambli'n rockhound
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