Oligocene Redwood Nebraska & Eocene Green River Plants It must have been a beautiful time during the Oligocene & Eocene. New plants and animals evolved and some unique for the time never to be seen again. Redwoods however are alive and well today, and flourishing. Dawn Redwood sprig (twigs and leaflets) fossils on fine river shale matrix. Location and age: Beaver head county, Nebraska, Oligocene epoch. The Green River plants are from Uintah Co. Utah.
Pennsylvanian Fossil Ferns from Schuylkill Country USA Classic fern species on a grey slate material. The ferns are preserved as white compressed matter and make a good contrast. Various species include Alethropteris, Pecopteris etc. They are Upper Carboniferous age (Pennsylvanian) and form part of the coal deposits from the area. They were excavated in St Clair, in Schuylkill Co. Penn. USA. Most pieces are double sided views so will get to enjoy fossils on both side of the slate. No longer collected, these are from an old collection.
Polished Hardwood Oak slices from Oligocene Oregon, USA These are highly Polished Fossil Hardwood slices (Oak), 33.9 – 23 MYO (Oligocene age), Oregon, USA. Silica replaced wood sections show the wood grain. They come boxed and labelled and ready for your collection or for a great gift to plant and fossil plant lovers everywhere!
Fossil Palm Wood from Louisiana, USA Polished Fossil Palm Wood. Palmoxylon sp. From Western Louisiana, USA, 34-23 Million years old, Oligocene age. These are palm wood and palm root.