Our April field trip was to a prolific site for fossils in
Indiana near Brookville. It has been producing great quantities of nice fossils
for many years. It had rained a good part of the night and rain was
forecast for the day, so the attendance was about a dozen people. It didn't rain
at all while we collected, although it was mostly overcast.
The site was muddy and slippery as shown in the pictures below. It was difficult to hold your footing near the top of the road cut. But there were plenty of fossils in the bottom half of the cut and no one left disappointed.
While we were there, three different colleges also visited the
site. It was great to work side by side with them all, and share information.
Next Page: More Pictures of the Collecting and the Site
T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Page 1: Introduction to Site and
Collecting
Page 2: More Colleting Pics
Page 3: Big Small Fossils and Trilobites
Page 4: Pelecypods (clams)
Page 5: Bryozoans
Page 6: Cephalopods and Gastropods
Page 7: Articulate Brachiopods
Page 8: Inarticulate Brachiopods and Crinoids
Page 9: Corals
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