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 Posted: 03:36 pm

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Found these here in some of the limestone that is piled up in places.....they often have to be chipped out..

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wonderful! the teeth are perfect. and i love sand dollars. it's rare to find one intact, they are so fragile.

when i was a kid my Dad used to take me to place in Md. that i believe was called scientists' cliffs. (if memory serves). it was a gold mine of fossils, we always came home with many great items for 'show and tell' at school. have you ever heard of it? you'd like it i'm sure!


 


FOSSILS OF Calvert CLIFFS



Most of the fossil birds found in the vicinity of Scientists' Cliffs were ... In 1984 the Maryland State Legislature designated this graceful shell the ...
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The Great April Fossil Hunt at Scientist Cliff's brought together members of ... and adventure on the Calvert Cliffs formation in Calvert County, Maryland . ...

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I have never heard of it until your post, sounds like a fascinating site. I'm glad you posted the links, great reading! I grew up in Charleston, SC and when they dug the borrow pits to make I-26, they uncovered fossil beds, we dug sharks teeth 5 and 6 inches long and all sorts of shells....It's a great hobby, for sure....

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Cool beans, Steve. I have my share of shark teeth, including a few biggies, but never got a sea urchin before... at least, not a whole one. I have a box of "mystery fossils" I need to show sometime, to somebody who knows more about them.

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