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Here is a limestone rock that we found one night in a loose shale slab and opened up on the beach with our geology hammer 🏝🌊 The surrounding shale is softer than the limestone and is easily removed using a large hammer and chisel. Inside was a beautiful Dactylioceras tenuicostatum ammonite from the Jurassic 😳 This ammonite is around 180 Million Years Old 💀 If you would like an ammonite rock to crack open, please message us directly on yorkshire fossils or visit our website yorkshirefossils.N

Here is a limestone rock that we found in a loose shale slab and opened up on the beach with our geology hammer 🏝🌊 The surrounding shale is softer than the limestone and is easily removed. Inside was a beautiful Dactylioceras ammonite from the Jurassic along with a belemnite (fossil squid) 😍🦑 This ammonite is around 180 Million Years Old 💀 If you would like an ammonite rock to crack open, please message us directly on yorkshire fossils or visit our website yorkshirefossils.NET for nodule bu

Here is a limestone rock that we found one night in a loose shale slab and opened up on the beach with our geology hammer 🏝🌊 The surrounding shale is softer than the limestone and is easily removed using a large hammer and chisel. Inside was a beautiful Dactylioceras tenuicostatum ammonite from the Jurassic 😳 This ammonite is around 180 Million Years Old 💀 If you would like an ammonite rock to crack open, please message us directly on yorkshire fossils or visit our website yorkshirefossils.N

Here is a limestone rock that we found in a loose shale slab and opened up on the beach with our geology hammer 🏝🌊 The surrounding shale is softer than the limestone and is easily removed. Inside was a beautiful Dactylioceras ammonite from the Jurassic along with a belemnite (fossil squid) 😍🦑 This ammonite is around 180 Million Years Old 💀 If you would like an ammonite rock to crack open, please message us directly on yorkshire fossils or visit our website yorkshirefossils.NET for nodule bu