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FossilGuy.com: A resource for fossil collectors in and
around the mid-Atlantic region. Including virtual tours of fossil
sites, and fossil identification.
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Welcome to FOSSILGUY.COM
(actually there are two people, and one is a girl..)
The purpose of this site is:
To give general information about fossils, fossil collecting, and collecting sites.
To help fellow collectors I.D. their finds.
Since we live in the mid-Atlantic, this site focuses on fossils mainly collected from the mid-Atlantic states.
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UPDATES
July 2008
Trip:
Finally! An Update!!! This is an interesting trip. We tried our hands at Blackwater Diving in South Carolina.
We are slowly getting better at this type of diving.
March 2008
Update:
After having a bunch of Oklahoma trilobites sitting around for a few years, Roy Perrault was nice enough to prep one.
We gave hime a Huntonia that Amy found. It turned out beautiful. Check it out!
Trip:
We finally took a fossil trip this year! Of course, it's our spring trip to Aurora, NC to hunt in the
PCS Phosphate mine. Check it out, lots of goodies were found!
December 2007
I made a minor update to the Calvert Cliff site.
I added a few shark teeth fossils from recent trips.
November 2007
Trip:
Amy and I took a winter trip the the Chesapeake Bay. It was a little cold, but we managed.
Questions, Suggestions, Answers? Email us at:
Please don't send emails asking for the monetary value of a fossil, for that check
out the fossils on Ebay.com, or other commercial web sites.
All of the fossils we found are identified to the best of our ability. In many cases
we used books as well as the help of very knowledgeable people to identify them.
If you think any fossils are miss-identified, please email us so we can change them.
On the same note, if you know that info on a collecting area featured here is wrong, or has been closed, please
let us know.
Thank you!
Also, I would like to thank everyone who has corrected any information and/or helped identify any fossil
found on these pages, via email or in person. Thank you very much for making this web site a better
place!