Fossils

Fossils are the preserved remains or traces of ancient life, offering a unique glimpse into the history of our planet. They form when organisms are buried under sediment and undergo a natural process that replaces organic material with minerals, capturing details of their structure and the environment in which they lived.

From intricate spiral shells to long, straight conical forms, fossils provide invaluable insights into evolutionary history, ancient ecosystems, and climatic conditions of bygone eras. Whether you’re admiring a beautifully coiled Ammonite or a striking Orthoceras, each fossil serves as a tangible connection to a world long past, inviting us to explore the mysteries of life and time.