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Specimens of Reef Limestone, collected from Wren’s Nest, Dudley, UK. These specimens are Silurian in age, stemming from the Wenlock Series Limestone and are an example of a death assemblage. A death assemblage is when multiple different fossils, not typically associated with each other, are found together in the same rock. This occurs These reef limestone specimens display a range of fossils including corals, trilobites, broyzoan and brachiopods. These are great educational specimens, ideal for teaching about the geological processes that lead to the formation of death assemblages. These specimens are available in a range of sizes and come supplied in a white card tray with information label. Limited stock available.
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Specimens of Reef Limestone, collected from Wren’s Nest, Dudley, UK. These specimens are Silurian in age, stemming from the Wenlock Series Limestone and are an example of a death assemblage. A death assemblage is when multiple different fossils, not typically associated with each other, are found together in the same rock. This occurs These reef limestone specimens display a range of fossils including corals, trilobites, broyzoan and brachiopods. These are great educational specimens, ideal for teaching about the geological processes that lead to the formation of death assemblages. These specimens are available in a range of sizes and come supplied in a white card tray with information label. Limited stock available.
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Ribbon banded mudstone, Silurian in age, collected from the Denbigh grits in Wales, UK. Available in various sizes.
300 in stock
Pre-Cambrian Torridonian Sandstone from Loch Kishorn, Scotland. Among the oldest rocks to be found in the U.K. Named after the Torridon region of Scotland.
285 in stock
Specimens of Rapakivi Granite sourced from South Finland, which have undergone cutting and polishing. This particular rock belongs to the Granite family, and shares the typical characteristics of granite. Those being a coarse-grained, plutonic igneous rock, consisting of orthoclase feldspar, quartz, and biotite mica. Each piece comes packaged in a white card tray accompanied by an information label.
Graphic granite is an igneous pegmatite rock from Iveland, Norway, which forms in intrusive batholithic bodies that have a felsic composition. As such, the rock is mainly composed of quartz and orthoclase feldspar crystals and lacks any mica, making the rock leucocratic. These samples have what is known as a graphic texture, due to the formation of the crystals, which result in an appearance similar to that of cuneiform text which was once used by ancient human cultures. A brightly coloured, eye catching rock, the samples are suitable for collectors and educational use at higher levels and come available in three sizes. Each specimens is supplied in a card tray with an information label.
94 in stock
Specimens of bunter sandstone from Knutsford, Cheshire, UK. This bunter sandstone is a desert sandstone from the Buntsandstein (bunter sandstone) strata. Samples are supplied in a white card tray with an information label and are ideal for collectors of British rocks.
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
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
Oolitic limestone from the middle Jurassic of Gloucestershire. Traditional building stone throughout the Cotswolds. Available in a range of sizes.
300 in stock
Rare fossiliferous sandstone from the Llandovery group of the May Hill sandstone, Gloucestershire, UK. HIstorically used as an indicative marker of the upper Llandovery group (upper Silurian), this specimen is of great geological importance, which exhibits fossils of corals and brachiapods. Each specimen comes supplied with a card tray and information label.
Dark grey Shale from the Jurassic of the Yorkshire coast. Originally deposited in a deep water marine environment. Occasionally fossiliferous.
190 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
A Triassic red millet seed sandstone of aeolian (wind blown) desert origin.
183 in stock
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