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Use this page like a launching pad! It can send you throughout the world-wide web to exactly where
you need to go to find out almost anything you need to know about fossils.
Fossil Facts and Fun: These sites are loaded with great info about various kinds of fossils and the
animals they came from. Several of these sites are designed just for kids and have some awesome online
games and activities!
Elasmo.com This site is a must visit for anyone interested in fossil shark teeth! There are hundreds of
pictures and descriptions of most types of fossil shark teeth and the animals they came from. Very
professionally organized. This site surpasses most books you can find about fossil sharks. This site has a
special relationship with the Aurora Fossil Museum and the Lee Creek fossil locality.
Walking with Beasts This is one of the coolest interactive fossil websites around. You can't help yourself
from having fun and learning at the same time!
Black River Fossils This is a very interesting site that tells of the fossil exploits of "DitchWeezil" and his
gang of Meg hunters. Some really cool fossil collecting stories and great info on the various tools you
can use for finding those really elusive fossils.
Collecting Fossils in California The forum page on this site is frequented by some awesome amatuer
collectors as well as professional paleontologist. You can ask questions about almost anything related to
fossils and these ladies and gentlemen will probably have an answer for you.
Oceans of Kansas "This isn't your Kansas Toto" Kansas was much different 100,000,000 years ago! It
was covered in a vast ocean with all types of giant sea creatures swimming about. This awesome
website is dedicated to discovering what the "Oceans of Kansas" were all about.
Oceans of Kansas: Sea Life This companion site to the Oceans of Kansas has many incredible pictures of
what the gigantic sea life of Kansas might have looked like.
A Guide to the Orders of Trilobites Trilobites are probably the most popular fossils to collect of all
time! There are hundreds of species and they all look cool! This site has all the trilobite info you could
possibly need!
Horse Fossils: Cyber-Museum Horses have made an incredible and long evolutionary journey through
time. To learn how they went from dog size forest dwellers to the majestic animals that "run for the
roses" each year you must visit this site. It's very informative and fun.
Dinosaur Dig This site is designed especially for kids who want to learn about fossils. This site was
created by the San Diego Museum of Natural History
Zoom Dinosaurs This website is designed for kids who love dinosaurs! It is loaded with fun facts and
activities to teach you about these gigantic reptiles.
Museums: The museums listed here are rich in fossil collections and very helpful to the amateur
paleontologist and fossil collector.
Aurora Fossil Museum This great little North Carolina Museum is a must stop by for anyone fossil
collecting on the east coast. It is a great repository for the famous and nearby Lee Creek Phosphate
Mine. Great photos of commonly found fossils, especially shark teeth, can be found on this site.
Buena Vista Museum of Natural History A classic example of dynamite coming in small packages. This
small museum in the heart of Bakersfield, California may have one of the finest Miocene Marine fossil
collections that you will ever be lucky enough to behold. It is the showcase for the world famous Shark
tooth Hill bone bed. On this website you'll find out how you can participate in great paleo-workshops
and geology field trip.
Behind the Scenes of a Museum This is a nice little site that has great facts and activities designed just for
kids!
Fossil Collecting Tours
Paleo Prospectors This site offers various collecting trips at various sites in the Dakotas and Wyoming.
Fossil Expeditions.com This site offers great low cost day trips to the creeks and rivers of SW Florida.
Fossils found can be any thing from mammoth teeth to megalodon teeth! These are also very
educational and fun tours. The website has a great page for identifying fossils.
Paleo Enterprises This site also offers fun affordable day trips in Florida for shark teeth and mammal
bones.
Kamloops Canadian Fossil Tours A unique chance to collect fossils in British Columbia
Jurassic Tours A wonderful opportunity to collect dinosaur fossils in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico.
These are multiple day excursions and there is usually a defined limit to what you can collect.
Oregon Tours Discover Miocene Marine Mammals on the coast of Oregon. These are inexpensive day
trips that are also ideal for educational groups.
Online Fossil Stores: There are hundreds of fossil stores on the internet but the sites listed here have all
donated fossils to our "Fossils on Wheels" program so they have a special place in our heart!
Tell Me Where on Earth.com Is one of the most interesting fossil sites on the web. It is a huge site that has
fossils, shark tooth necklaces and much more. *Their page on Gordon Hubbel's private museum is worth
the trip buy itself.
Pangaea Fossils This site has been a strong supporter of this program since the beginning. They have a
great selection of fossils that I highly recommend.
Sharky's Shop: This store specializes in shark tooth jewelry. They also sell complete collections of shark teeth
in their collections gallery.
Shark Teeth R Us This site has great fossils for sale but it also has a lot of useful fossil info as well. They give
very accurate descriptions of each of their fossils that they offer.
Amberica West Amber is a great fossil source and it's one I don't have a lot of experience with. The guys at
Amberica West have a huge and very cool selection of fossil amber. They also give awesome information
on each and every piece they offer.
Two Guys Fossils This link takes you to a page dedicated to kids with lots of fun and educational fossil and
dinosaur stuff for sale!!
Hensken's Fossils These guys donated fossils all the way from the Netherlands to our cause so your know
they're cool!! They have some great fossils for sale such as mammoth teeth, cave bear claws and much
more!
Discovering Fossils This is a great site created by a gentleman from England. He was nice enough to
provide us with the chart we use in our "Sands of Time" page.
Eddie's Shark Teeth Eddie is a very fair and friendly dealer from North Carolina. He can put together a
great collection for beginners as well as some quality teeth for the more serious collector.
Fossilicious This site not only has great fossils for sale but it also has a great selection of educational books
and pamphlets perfect for that young fossil enthusiast.
Jurassic Jewellery This is a neat fossil store that has jewellery made of fossils and meteorites. They also
have plenty of fossils and meteorites just for collecting.
Buried Treasures Fossils I've known Gary the owner of BT fossils for a few years now and he has the
largest variety of fossil shark teeth that I've ever seen. His teeth are also very good quality.
you need to go to find out almost anything you need to know about fossils.
Fossil Facts and Fun: These sites are loaded with great info about various kinds of fossils and the
animals they came from. Several of these sites are designed just for kids and have some awesome online
games and activities!
Elasmo.com This site is a must visit for anyone interested in fossil shark teeth! There are hundreds of
pictures and descriptions of most types of fossil shark teeth and the animals they came from. Very
professionally organized. This site surpasses most books you can find about fossil sharks. This site has a
special relationship with the Aurora Fossil Museum and the Lee Creek fossil locality.
Walking with Beasts This is one of the coolest interactive fossil websites around. You can't help yourself
from having fun and learning at the same time!
Black River Fossils This is a very interesting site that tells of the fossil exploits of "DitchWeezil" and his
gang of Meg hunters. Some really cool fossil collecting stories and great info on the various tools you
can use for finding those really elusive fossils.
Collecting Fossils in California The forum page on this site is frequented by some awesome amatuer
collectors as well as professional paleontologist. You can ask questions about almost anything related to
fossils and these ladies and gentlemen will probably have an answer for you.
Oceans of Kansas "This isn't your Kansas Toto" Kansas was much different 100,000,000 years ago! It
was covered in a vast ocean with all types of giant sea creatures swimming about. This awesome
website is dedicated to discovering what the "Oceans of Kansas" were all about.
Oceans of Kansas: Sea Life This companion site to the Oceans of Kansas has many incredible pictures of
what the gigantic sea life of Kansas might have looked like.
A Guide to the Orders of Trilobites Trilobites are probably the most popular fossils to collect of all
time! There are hundreds of species and they all look cool! This site has all the trilobite info you could
possibly need!
Horse Fossils: Cyber-Museum Horses have made an incredible and long evolutionary journey through
time. To learn how they went from dog size forest dwellers to the majestic animals that "run for the
roses" each year you must visit this site. It's very informative and fun.
Dinosaur Dig This site is designed especially for kids who want to learn about fossils. This site was
created by the San Diego Museum of Natural History
Zoom Dinosaurs This website is designed for kids who love dinosaurs! It is loaded with fun facts and
activities to teach you about these gigantic reptiles.
Museums: The museums listed here are rich in fossil collections and very helpful to the amateur
paleontologist and fossil collector.
Aurora Fossil Museum This great little North Carolina Museum is a must stop by for anyone fossil
collecting on the east coast. It is a great repository for the famous and nearby Lee Creek Phosphate
Mine. Great photos of commonly found fossils, especially shark teeth, can be found on this site.
Buena Vista Museum of Natural History A classic example of dynamite coming in small packages. This
small museum in the heart of Bakersfield, California may have one of the finest Miocene Marine fossil
collections that you will ever be lucky enough to behold. It is the showcase for the world famous Shark
tooth Hill bone bed. On this website you'll find out how you can participate in great paleo-workshops
and geology field trip.
Behind the Scenes of a Museum This is a nice little site that has great facts and activities designed just for
kids!
Fossil Collecting Tours
Paleo Prospectors This site offers various collecting trips at various sites in the Dakotas and Wyoming.
Fossil Expeditions.com This site offers great low cost day trips to the creeks and rivers of SW Florida.
Fossils found can be any thing from mammoth teeth to megalodon teeth! These are also very
educational and fun tours. The website has a great page for identifying fossils.
Paleo Enterprises This site also offers fun affordable day trips in Florida for shark teeth and mammal
bones.
Kamloops Canadian Fossil Tours A unique chance to collect fossils in British Columbia
Jurassic Tours A wonderful opportunity to collect dinosaur fossils in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico.
These are multiple day excursions and there is usually a defined limit to what you can collect.
Oregon Tours Discover Miocene Marine Mammals on the coast of Oregon. These are inexpensive day
trips that are also ideal for educational groups.
Online Fossil Stores: There are hundreds of fossil stores on the internet but the sites listed here have all
donated fossils to our "Fossils on Wheels" program so they have a special place in our heart!
Tell Me Where on Earth.com Is one of the most interesting fossil sites on the web. It is a huge site that has
fossils, shark tooth necklaces and much more. *Their page on Gordon Hubbel's private museum is worth
the trip buy itself.
Pangaea Fossils This site has been a strong supporter of this program since the beginning. They have a
great selection of fossils that I highly recommend.
Sharky's Shop: This store specializes in shark tooth jewelry. They also sell complete collections of shark teeth
in their collections gallery.
Shark Teeth R Us This site has great fossils for sale but it also has a lot of useful fossil info as well. They give
very accurate descriptions of each of their fossils that they offer.
Amberica West Amber is a great fossil source and it's one I don't have a lot of experience with. The guys at
Amberica West have a huge and very cool selection of fossil amber. They also give awesome information
on each and every piece they offer.
Two Guys Fossils This link takes you to a page dedicated to kids with lots of fun and educational fossil and
dinosaur stuff for sale!!
Hensken's Fossils These guys donated fossils all the way from the Netherlands to our cause so your know
they're cool!! They have some great fossils for sale such as mammoth teeth, cave bear claws and much
more!
Discovering Fossils This is a great site created by a gentleman from England. He was nice enough to
provide us with the chart we use in our "Sands of Time" page.
Eddie's Shark Teeth Eddie is a very fair and friendly dealer from North Carolina. He can put together a
great collection for beginners as well as some quality teeth for the more serious collector.
Fossilicious This site not only has great fossils for sale but it also has a great selection of educational books
and pamphlets perfect for that young fossil enthusiast.
Jurassic Jewellery This is a neat fossil store that has jewellery made of fossils and meteorites. They also
have plenty of fossils and meteorites just for collecting.
Buried Treasures Fossils I've known Gary the owner of BT fossils for a few years now and he has the
largest variety of fossil shark teeth that I've ever seen. His teeth are also very good quality.
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