I have never personally worked with fossils them, but this video presents some ideas about how to connect to and work with fossils. Do you have experience of working with them, and if so can you share your ideas, thanks
How to connect to and work with fossils. (1 Viewer)
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Central Texas was a shallow sea long ago. There are many marine fossils around here.
As she spoke about what the connection with these fossils could bring us, I flashed on a particular stone that is quarried around here. It is limestone with many visible fossils. Quite a few buildings at the University of Texas were built with this stone. I wonder what it brings to the learning environment.
As she spoke about what the connection with these fossils could bring us, I flashed on a particular stone that is quarried around here. It is limestone with many visible fossils. Quite a few buildings at the University of Texas were built with this stone. I wonder what it brings to the learning environment.
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I have a photo of working with a fossil, but not in the metaphysical sense. I went on a home/un-schooling group excursion here in NZ a few years back with my nephew and found a few.
I have personally never ran into anyone working with them (or heard of this before) so it would be great to hear about any experiences from anyone that has!
I have personally never ran into anyone working with them (or heard of this before) so it would be great to hear about any experiences from anyone that has!
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That is what really fascinated me about this video and topic. I'd love to learn more too about this through any experiences that others have.
Thank you Lorna Wilson for posting this. I don't know how I have missed this thread. I will watch the clip as soon as I finish with some other posts I have promised. Again thank you.