Dry Dredgers Field Trip
May 28, 2005
Mt. Orab Trilobite Farm, Ohio

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Fossil Enthusiasts Attending 

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This was a true celebration of all that is fossil. We had members with trilobite jewelry (yes, that you, Robin!). We had T-shirts with fossil themes. And we even had trilobite tattoos! Check this out....
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In case you are wondering, it ENROLLS!
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And fossil enthusasts had their T-shirts out for all to see.
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The T-short sported above was a give-away at last year's Kids public field trip "Search For Noids, Pods and Zoas!" (this is a plug. Come to the trip on June 11!

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The group was entertained by the locals too. Above, some kids that are friends with the land owner and live nearby sold Isotelus and Flexicalymene trilobites at a bargain prices (above). His merchandise is in the box shown below.
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Here's one of the beautiful multiple trilobites they were selling. These are called "love bugs". In actuality, there was such a concentration of trilobites in this region, that they were literally climing all over each other in Ordovician times. 
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Kids also sported Black (Rat) Snakes. The one shown below was found on site. He had others in the car.
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Next Page: The Best Finds

Fossil Enthusiasts are found throughout the world. If you are a fossil enthusiast, check out our Canadian friends The Fossil Freaks! They are finding amazing ammonites and crabs in British Columbia.

The Fossil Freak Show


T A B L E   O F   C O N T E N T S 
Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: Fossil Enthusisasts
Page 3:  Best Finds: Echinoderms
Page 4: Trilobites Found: Isotelus
Page 5: Trilobites Found: Flexicalymene (Part 1)
Page 6: Trilbites Found: Flexicalymene (Part 2)
Page 7: Brachiopods, Clams, Cephalopods and Gastropods

Pictures of Last Year's Trip to Mt. Orab

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