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Aquire
your own fossils from the ones presented below. You can call in a
credit/debit card
order ($10 minimum).603-616-8907
or Order
Online Now
Identify the fossil in the description line and include
the suggested donation indicated below. Watch a video of Steve Grohman talking
about Fossils.
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Paul at Camarasaurus footprints
near Moab, Utah.
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Camarasaurus
dinosaur
bone
 4in x
3in x 2in piece $30
Bone fragments are also available
that are approximately 1/2 inch ($8) to 2 inches long ($15).
From a Camarasaurus unearthed in Colorado.
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Triceratops bone
fragment $10
The dinosaur was unearthed in Utah. 1/2
pound Triceratops bone fragment $30
Unearthed by Steve or Dana Grohman in Montana.
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Carcharadon shark teeth
1 1/2 inches long $15
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Spinosaurus dinosaur teeth from
1 1/2 inches long
$30
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Turritellas 4 inches long
(Petrified
sea snail shells from France)
$10
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Ammonite from Morocco
These are beautifully polished ammonites
that have
been sliced in half.
$30.00/pair |
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Geodes
$7
1 inch across
request blue or beige coloring |
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Mosasaur
dinosaur tooth $25
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Fossils on Display at the Seminar |
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You
can see dinosaur footprints,
eggs, teeth, claws, toenails, toe bone, foot bones and vertebrae up close!
Take the magnifying glass and look at many
pieces of amber (petrified tree sap) and see dozens of insects inside
them.
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wide variety of sea-life fossils including chalk, ammonites, orthoceras,
blastoids, lobster, crab, starfish, urchins, coral, crinoids, baculites,
nautiloids, sea snails, clams, oysters, scallops, gastropods,
mussels, trilobites brachiopods, and much more!
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| Ever seen a
petrified llama ankle, cave bear teeth, deer antler, mammoth teeth or whale vertebrae? You can here.
We also have mammoth hair from Siberia and mammoth tusk from Alaska.
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Here is a petrified chicken
egg. 
There are also plant and insect
fossils, which include figs, pine cones, larvae, wasp and beetles. Don't miss the petrified prunes and bee hive.
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Evolutionists say the trilobites
and the coelacanths are our ancestors!
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Turtle egg
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