r/UKFossils

Found in Penarth, South Wales and been cleaning up this nice 2 in one bivalve. Anyone know more about what species they are likely to be?

Anyway of knowing what the bones may be? All found north Norfolk

Is the bottom left anything?

This was found on the trans Pennine trail in conisbrough, and conisbrough is situated on dolomitic limestone that formed in the Permian period 250-260 million years ago

Mundesley Norfolk, rock with lots of small different shapes imprinted

Wondering what stone and what fossils we have found?

Hi guys, I’m an amateur fossil hunter recently moved to Overstrand in Norfolk. I had my first comb of the beach today and found some interesting items that I could identify and a few I couldn’t.

If anybody knows what these might be, that would be a great help. I have a theory that the first one is a partial fossil fish eye with some scales but the other 3 I have no idea.

Any help would be greatly appreciated :)

Happy hunting!

This genuine dinosaur bone fragment originates from an Iguanodon, one of the most iconic herbivorous dinosaurs of the Early Cretaceous. Discovered on the Isle of Wight, this fossil was preserved within the Wealden Clays of the Wessex Formation, a world-renowned horizon for Lower Cretaceous dinosaur remains in Britain.