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A Triassic red millet seed sandstone of aeolian (wind blown) desert origin.
188 in stock
Bauxite is a brown or red earthy sedimentary rock and primary ore for aluminium, these mineral specimens come from Antrim, Northern Ireland and are of textbook quality, they are available in various sizes to choose from and will come supplied in a card tray with a data label.
298 in stock
Boulder clay from Yorkshire, UK from the Pleistocene period, shows random sized various clasts within a glacial clay matrix. Formed through various glacial or ice sheet processes, these sedimentary rocks are available in various sizes.
15 in stock
This Breccia is a calcrete cemented scree deposit of Pleistocene age from the Manifold Valley in Staffordshire.
40 in stock
Recent Breccia from the Holoceneperiod, found in Yorkshire supplied in 2″ X 2″, 3″x2, 4″x3″ card trays with labels.
40 in stock
Specimens of brecciated hematite found in Cumbria, UK. Specimens are supplied in a white card tray and come with an information label.
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Cannel coal by it’s physical morphology and low mineral content is considered to be coal but by its texture & organic matter content it is considered to be oil shale. Although historically the term cannel coal has been used interchangeably.
200 in stock
This is a rare & unusual rock, part of the highly studied Zechstein Formation. It is a concretionary Magnesium Limestone of Permian age, supplied in a 1.5″ x 1.5″ magnification box.
13 in stock
Chalk is a fine, porous, white form of limestone of Cretaceous age. Formed from the accumulation of coccoliths in a relatively deep marine environment.
299 in stock
Red chalk is early Cretaceous in age. It is chemically very similar to the later & better known white chalk.
70 in stock
Specimens of chert found in Foss mine, Scotland, UK. Specimens are supplied in a white card tray with an information label.
15 in stock
Anthracite coal specimens, a vitreous, high grade coal with a hard and compact nature, these samples are from the Carboniferous coalfields of South Wales, UK and are one of the coals which have fewer impurities and a high carbon contents. Available in optional sizes, each sample will come supplied in a card tray with a label.
200 in stock
Bituminous coal is a soft sedimentary rock with a high organic content & the tar-like substance Bitumen. It is of a lower grade than Anthracite but higher grade than Lignite.
23 in stock
Conglomerate with well rounded clasts from Faringdon, UK. A good example of the lithotype as opposed to a Breccia which would contain predominantly angular to sub-angular clasts.
200 in stock
Specimens of conglomerate with siderite pebbles found in Wigan, Lancashire, UK and formed in the Carboniferous period. Specimens are supplied in 4″ x 3″ labelled card trays.
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Carboniferous coral limestone from Anglesey, North Wales. Composed largely of well preserved Lithostrotion corals
50 in stock
Cretaceous sandstone rock specimens from the Wealden group found in Philpots quarry, west Hoathly, Sussex. This sedimentary rock is formed in estuarine conditions and exhibits quartz and mica crystals, commonly used as a popular building stone.
48 in stock
Lower Carboniferous crinoidal limestone from Derbyshire, U.K.
297 in stock
Dolomite or Dolostone is a carbonate rock composed primarily of the mineral Dolomite.
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A fine grained sandstone formed in estuarine (river mouth) conditions, composed of fine quartz and mica.
Specimens of fault breccia found in Great Langdale, Cumbria, UK. These specimens are fault breccia meaning that unlike other breccia they were formed by tectonic forces. Specimens are supplied in a white card tray with a information label.
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Chert is classified as a sedimentary rock and is a hard cryptocrystalline form of silica. It is found as nodules and bands within the Cretaceous Chalk, with these samples coming from Norfolk in the UK. It is well known for its glassy crystalline texture which allows pieces to be knapped and for this, the rock was used by stone age humans to make various cutting tools and weapons as it often break, leaving sharp edges. The specimens exhibit an earthy brown colour with a waxy lustre and are available in various sizes, which will come supplied in a card tray with an information label.
30 in stock
Fine grained, fissile sedimentary rock containing fossils such as bivalves, ammonites & belemnites from the Jurassic of Yorkshire, U.K.
Specimens of fossiliferous sandstone sourced from Rochdale, UK. However the type locality of this material is Scotland. Samples are supplied in various sizes and come supplied in a card tray with an information label. These specimens are perfect for educational use but the oddly appealing aesthetic the samples have means they would also make a great addition to any rock collection.
Specimens of various species of fossil preserved primarily in volcanic ash, sourced from Berkeley, Gloucestershire, UK and dated to the Silurian, Llandovery series. Supplied in a white card tray with an information label.
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Frosterley Marble is not a marble but a black limestone containing fossil coral specimens of Carboniferous age. The specimens are from Harewood quarry, Co. Durham, and come supplied in a white card tray with an information label.
60 in stock
A hard Carboniferous sandstone from County Durahm. Supplied in a card tray with a label.
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Gault clay, a pale to dark grey or blue-grey mudstone from the Cretaceous.
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Specimens of recent glacial clay (boulder clay till) from Beetham, Cumbria, UK. Specimens are perfect for education but may also be ideal for any British rock collectors. Pieces are supplied in a white card tray with an information label.
10 in stock
Kimmeridge clay is a fine grained sedimentary rock of Jurassic age, it can contain various fossils from invertebrates to large fauna such as dinosaurs and crocodiles. These specimens come from Kimmeridge, Dorest, UK and are available in various sizes.
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Lignite or Brown Coal is a naturally compressed peat deposit. Lower grade than traditional coals & younger in age, in this case from the Miocene in Germany.
98 in stock
Banded mudstone, know locally as the Moughton Whetstone from the Silurian deposits Crummackdale, West Yorkshire.
20 in stock
Devonian lower Old Red Desert Sandstone from Gloucestershire available in card trays with a label.
198 in stock
Oolitic limestone from the middle Jurassic of Gloucestershire. Traditional building stone throughout the Cotswolds. Available in a range of sizes.
300 in stock
Oolitic Limestone. Jurassic (Oxfordian) in age from the Malton Oolite & Coral Rag member. Generally much harder than the oolitic example from Gloucestershire. Specimens available in a variety of sizes.
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Stiperstones Orthoquartzite from the Cambrian period. A very pure, hard, well cemented sandstone. It is normally whitish or pale grey-buff in colour with occasional streaks of impurities. Available in card trays with labels.
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Oxford clay from Scarborough, North Yorkshire, a grey to green colour exhibiting a fine grained texture, these rock specimens are Jurassic in age and are available in various sizes.
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Peat (recent) collected on the moorlands of Lancashire. Supplied in a labelled card tray.
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Portland Limestone: a world famous building stone laid down in the Tithonian stage of the Jurassic. Collected from the Isle of Portland, Dorset. Specimens available in a range of sizes.
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Puddingstone conglomerate is a rare sedimentary rock from Hertfordshire, UK which formed during the Paleocene to Eocene period. Composed of rounded flint clasts within a silica matrix, this rock is quite hard and breaks with conchoidal fractures. Formed through erosion of flint pebbles which were later cemented by sand and silica, it is an excellent representation of conglomerate, detailing rounded clasts within a matrix. The specimens are available in 4 sizes and come supplied in a card tray with a label.
298 in stock
Purbeck limestone (also known as Purbeck marble) is a fossiliferous carbonate rock found on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset. UK. Upper Jurassic to Lower Cretaceous in age. Available in a variety of sizes.
200 in stock
Rhaetic bone bed, Upper Triassic in age. Rich in marine fossils such as bones, scales & teeth from marine reptiles. From Aust Cliff, Gloucestershire.
40 in stock
Ribbon banded mudstone, Silurian in age, collected from the Denbigh grits in Wales, UK. Available in various sizes.
300 in stock
Salt Pseudomorphs on a limy marl matrix collected from the Triassic Aust Cliff in Avon. Numerous cubic imprints can be identified on the limy marl substrate of these specimens; they serve as interesting educational pieces.
20 in stock
Dark grey Shale from the Jurassic of the Yorkshire coast. Originally deposited in a deep water marine environment. Occasionally fossiliferous.
199 in stock
Dark grey Graptolitic Shale from Scotland or Cumbria. Contains the delicate blade-like fossils of Graptolites. These were small, colonial marine creatures. Please note that the graptolite content of these specimens is variable.
20 in stock
Shelly limestone containing numerous fossil of Carboniferous age, including bivalves , corals, crinoids & brachiopods. These specimens were collected in Gloucestershire, Uk. They are available in a variety of sizes.
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Another variation of shelly limestone. This specimen also includes oolites along with fossil shell fragments. The specimens are a pale cream colour and available in card trays with a label.
50 in stock
A fossiliferous siltstone containing numerous fossil shells of Ordovician (Caradoc) age from the Cheney Longville Flags, Winstanstow, Shropshire. The specimens contain fragments of Orthid Brachiopods, Tentaculites & occasional Trilobite fragments.
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