1 - Jurassic lime stone slabs containing mainly Gryphaea.
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The flat underside of the oblong slab shown at the end of the tool is i think a Genicularia vertibralis.
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6 Unknown layer maybe silica ?
What i believe to be more fossil wood that had been exposed to heat.
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10- Unknown indentations in silt or mudstone.
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12- Unknown heavy piece this fractured perfectly while i was giving it a rub.
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15- I think this is volcanic tuff the colour is mainly violet.
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18 - This piece is made up mainly of rugose coral i think with the odd crynoid stem.
19 - Graphite
20- Very light and shiny coal ?
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Please feel free to correct me on any part of my blog, i would also welcome any help that can be offered in correctly identifying some of my fossil finds All the best to all Heath.