Explore the origins, uses, and metaphysical meaning of fossilised wood an ancient material prized for its beauty, symbolism, and geological significance.
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Trilobites were sea creatures although some lived on land. Fossilised remains of trilobites are found in rocks containing fossils of other salt-water animals
Origins of the Name The name Triceratops originates from the Greek words tri (three), keras (horn), and ops (face), meaning “three-horned face.” This name was given due to its distinctive skull structure featuring two large brow horns and a smaller nasal horn. The first fossil evidence of Triceratops was discovered in the late 19th century,
Spinosaurus lived 112 to 93 million years ago and was bigger than Tyrannosaurus rex. With a long, crocodile-like skull filled with teeth for catching fish.
The fossilised remains of ammonites were given the name snakestones in England because they resemble coiled snakes turned to stone. The myth about snakestones came mainly from two places where ammonites are very common and easy to find: Whitby in Yorkshire and Keynsham in Somerset William Camden, an early cartographer (map maker) mentioned what we
Fossilised Sharks teeth, symbolise strength, beauty and resilience. Found worldwide, revealing ancient marine history and evolutionary adaptations.
Shark fossils reveal ancient ocean life, with teeth as key evidence. They symbolize resilience and strength, offering both scientific and metaphysical insights.
Raptor roamed the Mesozoic from turkey sized Velociraptor to giant Deinonychus, their sickle claws and sharp teeth made them ferocious hunters.
Plesiosaur were prehistoric marine predators from the Mesozoic era. With long necks, paddle like limbs they thrived hunting fish and squid.
Orthoceras had long, straight and chambered shells multiple tentacles to grasp prey, simple eyes. a beak-like mouth for crushing small creatures like trilobites
