I was so sad that I couldn’t stay longer.

Hi!

I'm going to Antwerpen with my kid, age 8, and my old dad. We are going to spend a weekend in Antwerpen, the last week in October and hope to find a lot of fossils. We drove through, this summer, but did not have time enough to really find something, so now we are going back.

If you have any tips or locations you would like to share, we would be very thankful.

I thought of walking the riverside but have read that a lot of mud could be a problem and it would be best to find areas with sand and sediment. But honestly, I really don't know where to start.

Kins regards, 3 eager generations of fossil entusiast.

It was almost impossible to miss. I'm pretty sure it is a rugnose coral. Can't tell if agatized or if it's the light showing through.

Hi guys! I’m new here but long story short, I am currently unemployed living at home with family. Our house is on a central Alabama river, and I was wondering how or if I could go fossil hunting in the more shallow parts of the river? I have been river wading plenty of times, and with the weather getting colder and snakes going away, I was thinking this might be a fine time for a hunt. However, it’s swift flowing river so it’s not like I can go digging a deep hole or anything. So how would I go about doing a hunt? Thanks!

Not much, but it's honest work... well, a quick stop on my way to some honest work anyhow.

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Found in N.E. Oklahoma. In a creek bed.

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The large one reminds me of a bone joint? Thanks in advance.

Need help identifying.