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1-25 MILLION YEAR OLD SHARK TEETH AND MAMMAL BONE
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Steven Grzesik
Apr 10, 1996, 3:00:00 AM4/10/96
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I'm still finding tons of fossilised aquatic and mammal bones. I have
shark
teeth, sting ray bones, extinct horse teeth, mastodon, dire wolf,
mammoth,
camel bones etc. and other stuff. I'm told the shark teeth are Jurassic
to
Miocene era. The mammal bone is Miocene to Pliocene. I found this
stuff
diving on a dredging dump site and on an ancient flood plain. If you're
interested in this kind of stuff, give me an Email. I've got it sitting
on my
bookshelf, dining room table, bedspread.......:^)
Steve
shark
teeth, sting ray bones, extinct horse teeth, mastodon, dire wolf,
mammoth,
camel bones etc. and other stuff. I'm told the shark teeth are Jurassic
to
Miocene era. The mammal bone is Miocene to Pliocene. I found this
stuff
diving on a dredging dump site and on an ancient flood plain. If you're
interested in this kind of stuff, give me an Email. I've got it sitting
on my
bookshelf, dining room table, bedspread.......:^)
Steve
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