Pterosaur Tooth

The tooth that Astrid Found

Lesley has done some work on the tooth that Astrid found on Rookies' day.  It was identified as a likely theropod tooth on the day, but it has no serrations.  We now think that it is probably a pterosaur tooth.  Thanks to Lesley for the lovely image with much of the matrix removed.

Safety glasses

Jade sent me these photos of me trying to convince John that he needed to get better at remembering that safety glasses need to be over his eyes to be effective.

Rookie's Day

Eve finds a fossil

Hollow shaft

Ben finds a fossil

Jade finds a fossil

Caitlin finds a fossil

Jessica finds a fossil

Claudia finds a fossil

Fossil

Astrid's tooth

Brigit finds a fossil

Astrid finds a tooth

Caitlin finds another fossil

Dani finds a fossil

Lovely curved bone

Ben finds another fossil

Ben's fossil

James finds a fossil

Visitors 29 Nov

Monique, Mike, Kim, Tricia, Pat, Gary, Tom, Mary, Toni-lee

Yesterday Tom Rich and Pat Vickers-Rich visited Flat Rocks with their guests Gary and Tricia Rathwell,  Gary is thinking about imaging techniques that might work at our sites, including the proposed Koonwarra dig.

Rookies' weekend - 29 Nov

Tony-lee explores the Dreaming Pool

Toni-lee colonises Gerry's rock

Mary finds a lovely caudal vertebra

Monique finds a fossil

Monique likes her fossil

Mary and the caudal vert

Wendy in the swimming hole

 

Just picked up the Field Report

Enjoying the report

I picked up a couple of hundred copies of the 2014 Field Report from the printers today and it looks AWESOME!
I think that makes me all prepared for Saturday.

Field Report Day

A reminder to Friends and Crew that the 2014 Field Report Presentation will be this Saturday, November 22nd, at the Melbourne Museum.