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from the fossils presented here. You can call in a credit/debit card
order ($50 minimum).
603-616-8907 Or fill in the section of the order form on the Creation
Resources page and mail with payment. |
| Six
to Eight inch Trilobites on the matrix from Morocco.
Six inch $50
Eight inch $70 |

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Camarasaurus
Dinosaur Bone
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$30 for piece approximately 4in x
3in x 2in
Bone fragments are also available
that are approximately 1/2 inch long. $2 each
From a Camarasaurus unearthed in Colorado.
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| Triceratops
Bone Fragments The dinosaur was unearthed in Utah. $8 each
Photo of Paul at Camarasaurus footprints in Utah. |

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Petrified
Carcharadon Shark Teeth
Approx. 1 1/2 inches long
$9 each |
| Spinosaurus
Dinosaur Teeth
Approx 1 1/2 inches long
$25 each for medium
$40 each for large
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| Turritellas (petrified
sea snail shells from France)
Approx. 5 inches long
$7 each |
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| Ammonite
Pairs
These are beautifully polished ammonites which have
been sliced in two.
$10.00 for a pair |

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Geodes
$5each
Approximately 1 inch across |
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Black
Ammonite $8
Sand Shark Teeth $7 each |
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Mosasaur
Dinosaur Tooth $15 |
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Orthoceras
from Morocco $7 |
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Genesis Ties
Great present for your
Pastor!
In the Beginning God Created...
$15/ea (only black available)
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| Evolution is a Lie
Bumper Sticker
Small (out of stock)
Large $3 each
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| We have a
wide variety of sea life fossils including chalk, ammonites, orthoceras,
blastoids, lobster, crab, starfish, urchins, coral, crinoids, baculites,
nautiloids, sea snails, clams, oysters, scallops, gastropods,
mussels, trilobites brachiopods and much more!
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Ever seen a
petrified llama ankle, cave bear teeth, deer antler, mammoth teeth or whale vertebrae? You can here.
We also have mammoth hair from Siberia and mammoth tusk from Alaska.
 
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Here is a petrified chicken
egg.

There are also plant and insect
fossils, which include figs, pine cones, larvae, wasp and beetles. Don't miss the petrified prunes and bee hive.
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Evolutionists say the trilobites
and the coelacanths are our ancestors!
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 Turtle,
turtle egg and turtle shell |
Click here to go to a popular
article on the creation vs evolution debate! |