Yeees and without much effort 😃 You just have to wait which treasures are brought up of the lake by the suction dredge 🤗 I am really happy that you watch and enjoy my videos 👍🏻⛏️
@Ray Grange , just got a notification of your comment dont see it here, but yeah I would be standing at the end of the conveyor belt waiting for the teeth to drop off !
You see really well the schreger lines (the typical structure of ivory). So you can differentiate between ivory and petrified wood. In petrified wood you see the typical wood structure with shiny minerals in it. I found in my 4th video a wonderful piece of petrified wood 😉 Thank you so much for watching 😃👍🏻
@@fossilwildlife5198 I live in Illinois and the only place to hunt for fossils that I know of is Mazon Creek but that place is full of fossils from the Carboniferous period and not fossils from the ice age.
I don't know many fossil spots in the US (but I know the quarry in Wyoming of course 🤠) You will have lots of fun there! Here in Germany there is a place called "Solnhofen/ Eichstätt" (Bavaria) where you can find relatively similar fossils in limestone. The quarry is world-famous for the Archaeopteryx fossils. But Pterosaurs, crocodiles, turtles, insects,... have been also discovered. I visited these quarries and found 4 fish, lots of ammonites, coprolites, some plants AND a 40 centimeter long squid! (This fossil is really rare and I'm so happy to have this 145 million year old squid in my collection) 👍🏻
Do you know how so many ice age fossils ended up in the gravel? Is it glacial moraine? I'm interested in ice age fossils but I wouldn't really know where to find any
Hey Dan, these bones are deposits of a river which changes its river course/ position in the last thousands of years. In the gravel pit there is a formation of interglacial period (hippos, aurochs, forest elephant,...) and glacial period (woolly mammoth & rhino, Bison,...)
@@fossilwildlife5198thanks for your reply. It's interesting to know where you find the bones as I presumed you'd be able to find bones in most rivers. I believe there are some places here in the UK where rivers have changed course thousands of years ago so maybe I might find something 👍
In Hessen, in den Rheinschottern (Sedimente, die der Rhein in der letzten Eiszeit abgelagert hat) sind Fossilien zu finden. Und in Kiesgruben wird dieser Rheinschotter abgebaut 🤠 Man kann auch direkt an den Ufern der Flüsse auf Fossilien treffen 😉 Danke fürs Zuschauen ✌🏼
@@fossilwildlife5198 Vielen lieben Dank für die schnelle und genaue Antwort! Dann weiß ich ja jetzt Bescheid wo ich endlich mal auf einen Mammutzahn treffen könnte :D. Mal schauen ob die Kiesgruben hier in NRW genau so toll sind wie die im video.
Hi Marc, Danke für deinen Kommentar 👍🏻 Beachte aber auch immer die Gesetze (Denkmalschutzgesetz bzw. Kulturschutzgesetz). Ich weiß, dass die meisten Sammler diese Gesetze nicht beachten. Um ehrlich zu sein, wird das vom Land nicht soo streng genommen (im Vergleich zur Archäologie). Ich kenne die Gesetzgebung in NRW nicht... Müsstest dich mal informieren... Wir wollen doch unsere Sammlungen auf legale Weise aufbauen 😉 Also dann wünsche ich euch viel Erfolg ⛏️🤠
I go fossil hunting in gravel pits in Germany 🤠 The fossils are embedded in the sand and gravel layers in a lake and are transported to the surface with suction dredge and conveyor belts ⛏️👍🏻
@@fossilwildlife5198 Thank you, I guess you won’t be able to specify the exact location because of security, because I’m looking for places to find gems and fossils for masters in my collection and also because it has touched 3 generations this fascination for stones and fossils and I would like to spend good times with my dad.
Come on guy's subscribed to his channel. He does alot of content he deserves more subscribers. 😁
Yeah ✌🏼 Thank you for the kind words 😃
Hope we find some awesome fossils in 2021 together 😉⛏️
I wish you some enjoyable last days of 2020 and a Happy New Year 🎆
Incredible finds my friend, that gravel pit is like a gold mine for fossils love all those teeth wow⛏⛏⛏⛏
Yeees and without much effort 😃 You just have to wait which treasures are brought up of the lake by the suction dredge 🤗
I am really happy that you watch and enjoy my videos 👍🏻⛏️
I am happy you watch and enjoy my videos thanks,
Awesome stuff dude!
Congratulations! Those are some incredible fossils!
Thank you 😊
Great year mate :)
Yes it was, I am really happy with the finds 🤗
I'm pleased that you watch and enjoy my videos, Liam 😉✌🏼
Beautiful finds. Sure you will get many more subscribers. Well done.
Thank you for the kind words 🤗👍🏻
@Ray Grange , just got a notification of your comment dont see it here, but yeah I would be standing at the end of the conveyor belt waiting for the teeth to drop off !
@@Treasurehunter11001 your day will come😊
Those tusks look a lot like petrified wood. Really cool pieces I love Ice age fossils! Thanks for sharing!
You see really well the schreger lines (the typical structure of ivory). So you can differentiate between ivory and petrified wood. In petrified wood you see the typical wood structure with shiny minerals in it.
I found in my 4th video a wonderful piece of petrified wood 😉
Thank you so much for watching 😃👍🏻
That ivory 1 minute in must have come from a huge mammoth, realy cool find.
Yeah, a massive woolly mammoth 💪🏼
Thank you so much for watching 🤠👍🏻
Great work..👌💐
Thank you 😃👍🏻
Great year, I hope 2021 will be even better!
Hopefully...😃 Thank your for commenting 👍🏻
These are some incredible finds you have. I kinda wish I could find those too or any other fossils.
Thank you✌🏼😃 Nice to hear you enjoyed it 👍🏻 Do you really have no chance to find fossils?
@@fossilwildlife5198 I live in Illinois and the only place to hunt for fossils that I know of is Mazon Creek but that place is full of fossils from the Carboniferous period and not fossils from the ice age.
brilliant video mate really enjoyed this ! Amazing finds too, let me know if there is room for me one time ha ha
Thank you Mark 🤗 You are always welcome if you travel to Germany some day ✌🏼😅
@@fossilwildlife5198 i will take you up on that one day mate !!
Of course 🤝🏼
I hope the gravel pit is open next week so stay tuned for some nice ice age fossils 😃
@@fossilwildlife5198 will do buddy look forward to it
Great job thank you for sharing. I’m heading out west for some fish fossils, I can’t wait.
Thank you David 👍🏻 That sounds great! In what country/ region do you want to find fish fossils? ⛏️
I plan on going to the Kemmerer Wyoming area, do you have any recommendations. Thank you.
I don't know many fossil spots in the US (but I know the quarry in Wyoming of course 🤠) You will have lots of fun there! Here in Germany there is a place called "Solnhofen/ Eichstätt" (Bavaria) where you can find relatively similar fossils in limestone. The quarry is world-famous for the Archaeopteryx fossils. But Pterosaurs, crocodiles, turtles, insects,... have been also discovered. I visited these quarries and found 4 fish, lots of ammonites, coprolites, some plants AND a 40 centimeter long squid! (This fossil is really rare and I'm so happy to have this 145 million year old squid in my collection) 👍🏻
That’s fantastic thank you for sharing
Hey! I‘m wondering what country you live in
Do you know how so many ice age fossils ended up in the gravel? Is it glacial moraine? I'm interested in ice age fossils but I wouldn't really know where to find any
Hey Dan, these bones are deposits of a river which changes its river course/ position in the last thousands of years. In the gravel pit there is a formation of interglacial period (hippos, aurochs, forest elephant,...) and glacial period (woolly mammoth & rhino, Bison,...)
@@fossilwildlife5198thanks for your reply. It's interesting to know where you find the bones as I presumed you'd be able to find bones in most rivers. I believe there are some places here in the UK where rivers have changed course thousands of years ago so maybe I might find something 👍
Keep your eyes open 😃 I wish you good luck 👍🏻
@@fossilwildlife5198 thanks 😁
Merhaba from Türkiye 🇹🇷
What state did you find these in?
I live in Germany 🇩🇪✌🏼
Hätte nie gedacht, dass man so toll Fossilien in Deutschland finden kann! In welchem Bundesland war das wenn ich fragen darf?
In Hessen, in den Rheinschottern (Sedimente, die der Rhein in der letzten Eiszeit abgelagert hat) sind Fossilien zu finden. Und in Kiesgruben wird dieser Rheinschotter abgebaut 🤠 Man kann auch direkt an den Ufern der Flüsse auf Fossilien treffen 😉 Danke fürs Zuschauen ✌🏼
@@fossilwildlife5198 Vielen lieben Dank für die schnelle und genaue Antwort! Dann weiß ich ja jetzt Bescheid wo ich endlich mal auf einen Mammutzahn treffen könnte :D. Mal schauen ob die Kiesgruben hier in NRW genau so toll sind wie die im video.
Das sollten sie, in jeder Kiesgrube stößt man auf Eiszeit-Fossilien 😃 Viel Glück 🍀 &
Viele Grüße
Basti
@@rrrey0234 Und mal schauen, ob die Kiesgruben in NRW einen auch auf das Gelände lassen. Da frage ich jetzt mal nach 😀
Hi Marc, Danke für deinen Kommentar 👍🏻 Beachte aber auch immer die Gesetze (Denkmalschutzgesetz bzw. Kulturschutzgesetz). Ich weiß, dass die meisten Sammler diese Gesetze nicht beachten. Um ehrlich zu sein, wird das vom Land nicht soo streng genommen (im Vergleich zur Archäologie). Ich kenne die Gesetzgebung in NRW nicht... Müsstest dich mal informieren... Wir wollen doch unsere Sammlungen auf legale Weise aufbauen 😉 Also dann wünsche ich euch viel Erfolg ⛏️🤠
where is this gravel pit? can u share?
Hi Mike 😃 This gravel pit is one of the many gravel pits near the Rhine River in Germany ⛏️
No Hippopotamuses or Crocodiles.
@@jonathanroberts-bj7yl Here were no crocs in the Pleistocene, so impossible to find. But I'm still waiting for Hippopotamus 🤩
@@fossilwildlife5198 there were when Hippopotamuses lived in Europe, 120.000 years ago.
c'est ou que vous aller pour trouver tous ça ?
Sorry, I don't speak frensh. I tried to translate it with a dictionary but I don't understand your comment...
@@fossilwildlife5198 It’s where you go to find all this.
I go fossil hunting in gravel pits in Germany 🤠 The fossils are embedded in the sand and gravel layers in a lake and are transported to the surface with suction dredge and conveyor belts ⛏️👍🏻
@@fossilwildlife5198 Thank you, I guess you won’t be able to specify the exact location because of security, because I’m looking for places to find gems and fossils for masters in my collection and also because it has touched 3 generations this fascination for stones and fossils and I would like to spend good times with my dad.
Where do you live? In my region in Germany you need a permission of the state to search for fossils... ⛏️
Just subscribe to your channel, awesome videos man!!! I've got a bunch of fossils myself.
Thanks 🙌🏻
@fossilwildlife5198 no problem, hope you keep uploading 👍.