Tag Archives: Coastline
Fossils protecting the coastline at Barton-on-Sea
Many people regard fossils, quite rightly, as rare and exotic objects. Yet how often do people come into contact with palaeontological remains without appreciating it? Probably the easiest example to cite is that of quarried stone, either appearing as facing … Continue reading
Childhood memento belonging to famous fossil collector discovered on UK coastline
Researchers have been studying a recently discovered childhood token – believed to have belonged to the pioneering palaeontologist Mary Anning – on a beach in Lyme Regis, Dorset. Paleontology News — ScienceDaily
Silent Seas on the Olympic Coastline
I had hoped to be out skiing this past weekend, however, this has been the driest December in the Northwest on record! So, rather than spend two days skiing on alternating slush and ice, I headed out to the coast … Continue reading
Silent Seas on the Olympic Coastline
I had hoped to be out skiing this past weekend, however, this has been the driest December in the Northwest on record! So, rather than spend two days skiing on alternating slush and ice, I headed out to the coast … Continue reading