This wonderful example of a Theropod dinosaur footprint clearly shows the three toes and heel. This is a classic site for dinosaur footprints although becoming scarce nowadays. The footprint is preserved in hard siltstone. The bipedal dinosaur which made this print is most likely to be a Dryosaur which grew to lengths of around 3 metres. This wonderful trace fossil will make a unique conversation piece or one for the discerning collector. Approximately 163 million years old.
A beautiful hand sized piece of turtle carapace with some of the underbody parts preserved. Turtle fossils are very sought after from this well known locality and this would make a perfect addition to any collection.
This specimen consists of part of the carapace, the underbelly and the very rare limb bones! Turtle remains are rare especially limb bones. One for the serious collector!!
