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While some fossils can be easily recognised and identified, many fossils represent species that no longer exist. Although dinosaurs are now extinct, their remaining fossils

Trilobites are amazing! They are one of the most common fossils in the world. Found in every continent, they are thought to have originated in

Many different mineral deposits, such as iron, tin, copper, lead, silver, and gold, have been found consistently across different areas of the UK. Gold, which

You might have guessed that we are mad about fossils. Nothing makes us happier when walking on the beach and stumbling across a fossil. Wait,

If you love gemstones or crystals, you should definitely take a look at the rose quartz. Rose quartz crystals are beautiful stones that are light

Do you ever wish you had a time machine, where you could travel back and see giant dinosaurs, fantastical sea creatures and long extinct flowers

During their lifetime, sharks lose thousands of teeth and constantly generate new ones. Due to their unique and interesting design, shark teeth are a key

So, what is so special about shark teeth? Well, unlike humans, who grow 20 primary teeth which are then replaced with 32 adult teeth, the

Ammonites are probably one of the most recognisable and commonly collected fossils, with the majority of collections having some form of ammonites in their collection.

Your job to clean and preserve your fossils is just as important as the paleontologists who find them. When you don’t look after them, they

If you are a bit of a crystal and gemstone lover like us, you will already know about the amazing array of stones found all

So you want to go fossil hunting? Well that is what we call it anyway, it sounds much better when you tell people you’re off