I am new here, first post, just have a simple question.
When I was a kid I lived high up in the Appalachian mountains in Western Md.
I used dig in the ground as a kid and found Seashell fossils all the time.
Our parents built a house and I remember construction pulling out a boulder that was covered in shell fossils.
We found many Trilobite fossils and even a shark tooth, but Trilobites are common in that area.
I just don’t have an explanation why all those shell fossils where present in that area.
It’s a question I’ve always had that never got answered.
Maybe a simple answer from someone who is a geologist, but I could find any answers yet.
Thanks for your time and response!
When I was a kid I lived high up in the Appalachian mountains in Western Md.
I used dig in the ground as a kid and found Seashell fossils all the time.
Our parents built a house and I remember construction pulling out a boulder that was covered in shell fossils.
We found many Trilobite fossils and even a shark tooth, but Trilobites are common in that area.
I just don’t have an explanation why all those shell fossils where present in that area.
It’s a question I’ve always had that never got answered.
Maybe a simple answer from someone who is a geologist, but I could find any answers yet.
Thanks for your time and response!