
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Ordovician Gastropod
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gastropod,
louisville kentucky,
ordovician
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Thamnoptychia alternans Coral
Here is a Devonian coral found in Jeffersonville, Indiana that can be found in the Beechwood Limestone. Here is Thamnoptychia alternans fragment. I really like the swirl pattern on this stem piece.


Friday, November 28, 2008
Another Bridge Support Mineral Deposit
This mineral deposit (thought it was fossil) is in the support of the Illinois Central 14th Street Railroad Bridge in Clarksville, Indiana near the Falls of the Ohio State Park.
This the last picture I took at the bridge and it looks like some sort of coral. It has this neat white residue that looks like salt or something on it. I am guessing it is been weathering since the bridge was built in 1868 so its been exposed for a long time.
After consulting the naturalist as the nearby Falls of the Ohio State Park he told me it was calcium carbonate (travertine).
This the last picture I took at the bridge and it looks like some sort of coral. It has this neat white residue that looks like salt or something on it. I am guessing it is been weathering since the bridge was built in 1868 so its been exposed for a long time.
After consulting the naturalist as the nearby Falls of the Ohio State Park he told me it was calcium carbonate (travertine).
Labels:
clarksville,
fossil,
indiana
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