15 - 30 Million Year Old Clam Fossils 🤯 Geologically speaking, Oregon coast fossils are found in three formations: Astoria Formation, 15- to 20-million-year-old sandstone layers mixed with com-pressed volcanic ash Nye mudstone, up to 20 million years old Coledo Formation specimens (found on south coast beaches) of dark ash and sand, 25–30 million years old. These formations of compacted sand, volcanic ash, and river-borne silt are uplifted from the Pacific Ocean floor by geo-plate movement. #tr
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15 - 30 Million Year Old Clam Fossils 🤯 Geologically speaking, Oregon coast fossils are found in three formations: Astoria Formation, 15- to 20-million-year-old sandstone layers mixed with com-pressed volcanic ash Nye mudstone, up to 20 million years old Coledo Formation specimens (found on south coast beaches) of dark ash and sand, 25–30 million years old. These formations of compacted sand, volcanic ash, and river-borne silt are uplifted from the Pacific Ocean floor by geo-plate movement. #tr
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Uncovering Multi-Million Year Old Fossils! #animals #nature #oregon #fossils | Jacob Colvin
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Uncovering Multi-Million Year Old Fossils! #animals #nature #oregon #fossils | Jacob Colvin
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We searched a beach for fossils and crystal and found a Jurassic Age Squid-Like Creature within a huge loose boulder and opened it up with our hammer 🤯 It’s roughly 180 million years old 🌅🦕 The first fossil we found is a Belemnite and the second is White Calcite Crystal! ⚒️ Thanks for supporting our page! 🐊 #fossilhunting #rockbowling #ammonite #beachcombing #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils
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We searched a beach for fossils and crystal and found a Jurassic Age Squid-Like Creature within a huge loose boulder and opened it up with our hammer 🤯 It’s roughly 180 million years old 🌅🦕 The first fossil we found is a Belemnite and the second is White Calcite Crystal! ⚒️ Thanks for supporting our page! 🐊 #fossilhunting #rockbowling #ammonite #beachcombing #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils
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We searched a remote, rocky beach for fossils and crystal and found a Jurassic ball of rock hidden within a huge loose boulder 🤯 We found a beautiful cephalopod fossil roughly 185 million years old 🏝️ Whilst alive, this specimen would’ve swam the seas alongside Marine Reptiles! 😱 You win some, you lose some! 🌅🦕 Thanks for supporting our page! 🐊🦖 #fossilhunting #rockbowling #ammonite #beachcombing #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils
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We searched a remote, rocky beach for fossils and crystal and found a Jurassic ball of rock hidden within a huge loose boulder 🤯 We found a beautiful cephalopod fossil roughly 185 million years old 🏝️ Whilst alive, this specimen would’ve swam the seas alongside Marine Reptiles! 😱 You win some, you lose some! 🌅🦕 Thanks for supporting our page! 🐊🦖 #fossilhunting #rockbowling #ammonite #beachcombing #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils
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We searched a Yorkshire beach for fossils and crystal and found a Jurassic Age ball of rock hidden within a huge loose boulder and opened it up with our geology hammer 🤯 We found an iridescent Dactylioceras semicelatum cephalopod fossil roughly 180 million years old 🏝️ You win some, you lose some! 🌅🦕 Thanks for supporting our page! 🐊 #fossilhunting #yorkshire #ammonite #beachcombing #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils
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We searched a Yorkshire beach for fossils and crystal and found a Jurassic Age ball of rock hidden within a huge loose boulder and opened it up with our geology hammer 🤯 We found an iridescent Dactylioceras semicelatum cephalopod fossil roughly 180 million years old 🏝️ You win some, you lose some! 🌅🦕 Thanks for supporting our page! 🐊 #fossilhunting #yorkshire #ammonite #beachcombing #fblifestyle | Yorkshire Fossils
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Announcement for my trip tomorrow morning to Beverly Beach in Oregon. Trip coverage and follow-up to be released on Monday by noon pst. Enjoy and keep Rockin! #trip #adventureswithfriends #oregon #announcement #agate #fossils #beverlybeach | Fossil Bill's Rockhounding and Lapidary
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Announcement for my trip tomorrow morning to Beverly Beach in Oregon. Trip coverage and follow-up to be released on Monday by noon pst. Enjoy and keep Rockin! #trip #adventureswithfriends #oregon #announcement #agate #fossils #beverlybeach | Fossil Bill's Rockhounding and Lapidary
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This incredible fossil was laid on the beach after a storm! 🌊 ⛈️ Whilst we managed to find and save this fossil, I wonder what other fossils were lost to the elements during the rough sea ⚒️🔨 For more videos, check out my YouTube channel ‘Yorkshire.Fossils’! If anyone would a rock containing a fossil to crack open yourself at home, or an already prepared specimen, please message us directly or visit our website yorkshirefossils.NET (link in bio) 🦕 Thank you in advance for supporting our page!
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This incredible fossil was laid on the beach after a storm! 🌊 ⛈️ Whilst we managed to find and save this fossil, I wonder what other fossils were lost to the elements during the rough sea ⚒️🔨 For more videos, check out my YouTube channel ‘Yorkshire.Fossils’! If anyone would a rock containing a fossil to crack open yourself at home, or an already prepared specimen, please message us directly or visit our website yorkshirefossils.NET (link in bio) 🦕 Thank you in advance for supporting our page!
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Take a look at this incredible ichthyosaur vertebrae section we found on the beach — 180 million years old 🦴 Earlier in the week we discovered the first piece, and today we uncovered another section… and unbelievably, it fits perfectly onto it. A Jurassic puzzle coming back together after 180 million years 🌊🔥 If you’re into fossil hunting too, check out @buyafossil — new stock added frequently, including prep-your-own fossils and nodules ready to split! Perfect for collectors of all levels. |
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From 'painted' hills to prehistoric fossils, there's no shortage of things to see at the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in central Oregon. Click the link to read more: https://www.oregonlive.com/travel/2023/06/your-complete-guide-to-oregons-strange-beautiful-john-day-fossil-beds.html Video is brought to you by Subaru of America, Inc. 📹 by Jamie Hale/The Oregonian #Oregon #JohnDay #CentralOregon #PaintedHills #PNW | The Oregonian
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Did You Know Prehistoric scallop shells are hiding in Oregon coast rocks‼️😱 These fossil “fan” shells you find out here can be around 23 million years old, right around the start of the Miocene era when Oregon’s coastline was basically an ancient underwater neighborhood packed with marine life. Most of these scallop fossils weather out of the Nye Mudstone and nearby marine sedimentary layers along the central coast. The crazy part is you’ll sometimes see the ridges and growth lines preserved so
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You Will Not Believe what’s hiding in Oregon’s coastal cliffs‼️😱 On the central Oregon coast, some of the best fossil hunting happens in two major formations that tell totally different chapters of ancient ocean history. Nye Mudstone Formation: This layer is roughly 20–30 million years old, from a time when this area was a shallow marine environment. In the right spots you can find things like marine shells (bivalves and snails), crab parts, barnacles, and other ocean life preserved in softer,
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Did You Know Oregon’s Coast Is Packed With Ancient Scallop Fossils ‼️😱 Some of these scallop fossils found along the Oregon coast come from the Astoria Formation, which is about 15 to 20 million years old. That means these shells were living in an ancient ocean long before the coastline looked the way it does today. The Astoria Formation is known for tons of marine fossils, so finding a scallop fossil out here is like finding a real piece of Oregon’s prehistoric sea life. Pretty insane to think
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Did You Know Oregon’s Coast Is Packed With Ancient Scallop Fossils ‼️😱 Some of these scallop fossils found along the Oregon coast come from the Astoria Formation, which is about 15 to 20 million years old. That means these shells were living in an ancient ocean long before the coastline looked the way it does today. The Astoria Formation is known for tons of marine fossils, so finding a scallop fossil out here is like finding a real piece of Oregon’s prehistoric sea life. Pretty insane to think
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