The following pictures are variety of fossils that can be found around the Louisville, Kentucky area. There are fossils from three different time periods represented.
The image has a button coral
Hadrophyllum with a Silurian sponge in the bottom of the frame.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgIglqrPJ2Di-JSIlfc0qqsh0hy6luWYi650e8LgVQOAYgYjLLEeWiDW4AZb6dWQPYklzF8AustMcYDBhcvpru8_UG6ABuCnMj44Xtj1g2RwUemWkcQs57yP9GDDW5804Zthrpac1MfLlDz/s400/recentfiinds12.jpg)
This picture is of two Devonian knee cap corals or
Favosites turbinatus.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhv0FSEwewOxYI0eJBar3QQMIbZVOt7AbP6rLbM0gO52Lm_s-P6nPdYk-u_Y47LGbk46e9EwBFS4vGTjBQlERewgR8FylP8ZaajMFgZTfOWIjgphxuIE24-JDM1WlDP0uWwyUh4mCv74jVi/s400/recentfiinds13.jpg)
This is an unknown Devonian horn coral.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjACVrdumX9f6PaB77r8eCqt3_gygprqdLDjTfod5I0g2Q8FCkok-Hit8_X4hWFpjo-CkLkE4JFaMEFKOnOgEPJjGAXFbY_N-liDfVLtCgUMQdwui6064ZXPSrnQFujy97DhxYT9IC6tO3R/s400/recentfiinds14.jpg)
Another unknown horn coral is a grey rock. The coral was filled will a grey clay like mud before it was cleaned out.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi3FcH5npJSZH0JfyhalyMItdlJxPa8cPMdfsMD9jxNZvJ_RHCXSnXRfn8ujkhVHvluMM73hKyLxiw13l0m27wlOPPMgqBM_GQ_7Q-5b9EtSX2uBlsQUaqSM5pKmaSvt9LaOW2pYq6Dj_iW/s400/recentfiinds15.jpg)
Probably a Devonian Period
Emmonsia tuberosa coral.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEikj_D9B2-rFYLKs3Jb1G9UxqXQdUz6RNPasK80_2_uje3QoD8VMZvi1gV0o6KZrybGddwxzMThSRa6Rykj7jBdFGrQtZvWdXWHUQ7M9Zu2o8m17DI2Z7MfnXlazrOrttsdi50d32Y8-7h-/s400/recentfiinds10.jpg)
Silurian Period
Halysites chain coral.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgWWBnK6upv6PgaikJ7tPhbqpDSYoyNPhNThCROFhm6cRMcpanQxsAsC-4SXU8VdiektXcRrL8Bh4b59uVJRR6I-xBcBhpzPfMDqYdWXT7ITvJ4-nroVYmPdfcqiGVpuaIhJ7-vsOS39nbE/s400/recentfiinds9.jpg)
Devonian coral I have not identified.