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Agatized Coral (AC5)
These unique fossils are preserved corals that lived in large reef systems in Florida and Georgia about 34 million years ago. After the corals died, they were buried in deep sediments where the original corallite structures began to erode away. In some cases, this resulted in hollow cavities that were then coated in translucent agate, forming carnelian geodes. In others, the agate replaced the solids and retained images of the coral structures. We are the oldest and most experienced source for these unique fossils. Our teams have been SCUBA diving for these corals since the mid 1970s.
NOTE: Corner hollow piece with cut base
SIZE: 4″x 5″x 4″
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$36.00Agatized Coral (AC5)
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Agatized Coral (AC10)
These unique fossils are preserved corals that lived in large reef systems in Florida and Georgia about 34 million years ago. After the corals died, they were buried in deep sediments where the original corallite structures began to erode away. In some cases, this resulted in hollow cavities that were then coated in translucent agate, forming carnelian geodes. In others, the agate replaced the solids and retained images of the coral structures. We are the oldest and most experienced source for these unique fossils. Our teams have been SCUBA diving for these corals since the mid 1970s.
NOTE: Unusual piece with preserved coral structures. Cut and polished face. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 6″x 5″x 5″
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$46.00Agatized Coral (AC10)
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Agatized Coral (AC7)
These unique fossils are preserved corals that lived in large reef systems in Florida and Georgia about 34 million years ago. After the corals died, they were buried in deep sediments where the original corallite structures began to erode away. In some cases, this resulted in hollow cavities that were then coated in translucent agate, forming carnelian geodes. In others, the agate replaced the solids and retained images of the coral structures. We are the oldest and most experienced source for these unique fossils. Our teams have been SCUBA diving for these corals since the mid 1970s.
NOTE: A very nice multi-chambered piece cut and polished face. This specimen is mounted on native Suwanee Limestone – which is the matrix material these specimens weather out of. No other preparator mounts these speciemns on their native stone. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 4″x 4″x 5″
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$56.00Agatized Coral (AC7)
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Agatized Coral (AC8)
These unique fossils are preserved corals that lived in large reef systems in Florida and Georgia about 34 million years ago. After the corals died, they were buried in deep sediments where the original corallite structures began to erode away. In some cases, this resulted in hollow cavities that were then coated in translucent agate, forming carnelian geodes. In others, the agate replaced the solids and retained images of the coral structures. We are the oldest and most experienced source for these unique fossils. Our teams have been SCUBA diving for these corals since the mid 1970s.
NOTE: A very nice multi-chambered piece cut and polished face. This specimen is mounted on native Suwanee Limestone – which is the matrix material these specimens weather out of. No other preparator mounts these speciemns on their native stone. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 4″x 4″x 5″
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$56.00Agatized Coral (AC8)
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Agatized Coral (AC6)
These unique fossils are preserved corals that lived in large reef systems in Florida and Georgia about 34 million years ago. After the corals died, they were buried in deep sediments where the original corallite structures began to erode away. In some cases, this resulted in hollow cavities that were then coated in translucent agate, forming carnelian geodes. In others, the agate replaced the solids and retained images of the coral structures. We are the oldest and most experienced source for these unique fossils. Our teams have been SCUBA diving for these corals since the mid 1970s.
NOTE: This is a very nice cut and polished pair, mounted on another agatized coral that has a flat bottom. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 4″x 4″x 6″
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$78.00Agatized Coral (AC6)
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Fossil Sand Dollar and Clam (KH1)
These well-preserved clams and sand dollars lived in a shallow sea that covered the San Joaquin Valley for millions of years. During storms the animals became buried in sediments which preserved the shells. Under heat and pressure, the shells altered into calcite, yet preserved their fine detail. Later, due to movement of the nearby San Andreas fault, the whole area was uplifted, becoming the Kettleman Hills. The Hills became famous for its oil in the 1920s. But the oil has since played out and the land is returning to its former native environment. We’ve polished the primary shells to show their beauty and detail. Iron and petroleum color the shells. We have spent years mapping the Hills and are the only people who know where to find these unique fossils.
NOTE: One superb large sand dollar and several clams. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 6″x 3″x 4″
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Fossil Sand Dollar and Clam (KH3)
These well-preserved clams and sand dollars lived in a shallow sea that covered the San Joaquin Valley for millions of years. During storms the animals became buried in sediments which preserved the shells. Under heat and pressure, the shells altered into calcite, yet preserved their fine detail. Later, due to movement of the nearby San Andreas fault, the whole area was uplifted, becoming the Kettleman Hills. The Hills became famous for its oil in the 1920s. But the oil has since played out and the land is returning to its former native environment. We’ve polished the primary shells to show their beauty and detail. Iron and petroleum color the shells. We have spent years mapping the Hills and are the only people who know where to find these unique fossils.
NOTE: One large polished sand dollar with a great polished clam.An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 4″x 3″x 3″
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Fossil Sand Dollar and Clam (KH5)
These well-preserved clams and sand dollars lived in a shallow sea that covered the San Joaquin Valley for millions of years. During storms the animals became buried in sediments which preserved the shells. Under heat and pressure, the shells altered into calcite, yet preserved their fine detail. Later, due to movement of the nearby San Andreas fault, the whole area was uplifted, becoming the Kettleman Hills. The Hills became famous for its oil in the 1920s. But the oil has since played out and the land is returning to its former native environment. We’ve polished the primary shells to show their beauty and detail. Iron and petroleum color the shells. We have spent years mapping the Hills and are the only people who know where to find these unique fossils.
NOTE: One large polished sand dollar with a great polished clam and some unpolished clams as well. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 5″x 2″x 3″
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Agatized Coral (AC9)
These unique fossils are preserved corals that lived in large reef systems in Florida and Georgia about 34 million years ago. After the corals died, they were buried in deep sediments where the original corallite structures began to erode away. In some cases, this resulted in hollow cavities that were then coated in translucent agate, forming carnelian geodes. In others, the agate replaced the solids and retained images of the coral structures. We are the oldest and most experienced source for these unique fossils. Our teams have been SCUBA diving for these corals since the mid 1970s.
NOTE: Beautiful multi-chambered piece cut and polished face. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 5″x 3″x 5″
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$88.00Agatized Coral (AC9)
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Fossil Sand Dollar and Clam (KH8)
These well-preserved clams and sand dollars lived in a shallow sea that covered the San Joaquin Valley for millions of years. During storms the animals became buried in sediments which preserved the shells. Under heat and pressure, the shells altered into calcite, yet preserved their fine detail. Later, due to movement of the nearby San Andreas fault, the whole area was uplifted, becoming the Kettleman Hills. The Hills became famous for its oil in the 1920s. But the oil has since played out and the land is returning to its former native environment. We’ve polished the primary shells to show their beauty and detail. Iron and petroleum color the shells. We have spent years mapping the Hills and are the only people who know where to find these unique fossils.
NOTE: One large polished sand dollar with a great polished clam.An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 4″x 2″x 3″
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Fossil Sand Dollar and Clam (KH7)
These well-preserved clams and sand dollars lived in a shallow sea that covered the San Joaquin Valley for millions of years. During storms the animals became buried in sediments which preserved the shells. Under heat and pressure, the shells altered into calcite, yet preserved their fine detail. Later, due to movement of the nearby San Andreas fault, the whole area was uplifted, becoming the Kettleman Hills. The Hills became famous for its oil in the 1920s. But the oil has since played out and the land is returning to its former native environment. We’ve polished the primary shells to show their beauty and detail. Iron and petroleum color the shells. We have spent years mapping the Hills and are the only people who know where to find these unique fossils.
NOTE: Excellent group of clams with one nice large polished sand dollar. An attractive and informative display card accompanies the specimen.
SIZE: 5″x 3″x 3″
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Agatized Algae (AA5)
Notes specific to this specimen: This is a piece of a much larger specimen. While it is not complete, the color and texture of this piece is very interesting. It retains some of the original 3-D shape, which is rare in this preservation environment.
SIZE: 5″x 2″x 2″
NAME: Undescribed species
AGE: Jurassic Period- 165 million years
UNIT: Curtis Formation
SITE: Emery County, Utah
DATE: 2010Documentation: This authentic fossil specimen comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and Origin.
$155.00Agatized Algae (AA5)
$155.00