charlotte49er
Sr. Member
- Jun 2, 2011
- 252
- 52
- Detector(s) used
- XP DEUS, DetectorPro Pirate Pro & Headhunter Wader, Fisher F2, F4, F75, Tesoro Compadre, Silver Umax, Vaquero, Cortes, Nugget Snoop & Falcon MD20
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Designed with treasure hunters in mind, this guide concisely explains the rock formations of North Carolina and which fossils are in which rocks. Moving from formation descriptions to actual collecting sites, readers of this guide will know where and how to access fossils all over North Carolina. Each site has a location map. Illustrated with black and white plates for easy fossil identification. By Carter, et.al., 1988. 89 pages.
** Special Note: April 08, 2008 - Locality 5 (Elizabethtown) in this publication is currently closed for fossil collecting until further notice **
Fossil Collecting in North Carolina:<br>NCGS Bulletin 89
$6.50 + Shipping
** Special Note: April 08, 2008 - Locality 5 (Elizabethtown) in this publication is currently closed for fossil collecting until further notice **
Fossil Collecting in North Carolina:<br>NCGS Bulletin 89
$6.50 + Shipping
