I was waiting for the tide to go out when you arrived! Thank you for the graphic showing the different material layers, i really hadn't understood that. Time was against me and i didn't venture along the beach as far as you but it looks like it was worth it for the good finds!
I know I should have been spotting the dac, but got distracted by the ridge that looks like a keel on the big rusty nodule above and to the right of the dac at 13:43
Well...i heard you were down while at saltwick.. Came down and did the walk to stinky but didnt see you. Id found a hildi and wanted some advice ... When reattaching shell would you use glue or b72? . ..many thanks..call it pint #3 lol
@@fossiliferous many thanks, I'm guessing it will also depend on the matrix. Might have to book myself on to a work shop or three... Y.F.Hunter best bet??
@@JamesGreen-lw4sv met an awsome guy and his dog... Very well trained.. He was struggling so I was spotting for him to. Looking at a trip hull to see the yorkshire fossil hunter.. Thinking walk, prep lessons and commision him for that hildi. Would love to do but I'm not that experienced and dont want to ding my monster
Not identical but Dean lomax has a book called yorkshire fossils which has the layers and locations in. Got a copy last week, took a little over an hour to read it but has the info your looking for (£15ish)
@@fossiliferous found a paper with the figure in it: eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/194288/7/Long%20duration%20of%20benthic%20ecological%20recovery%20from%20the%20early%20Toarcian%20%28Early%20Jurassic%29%20mass%20extinction%20event%20in%20the%20Cleveland%20Basin%2C%20UK.pdf
I 100% vote for more stratigraphy. You're the only creator that talks about it in depth and love it
That stratigraphy was awesome
Great video, love the stratigraphy, thank you.
I was waiting for the tide to go out when you arrived! Thank you for the graphic showing the different material layers, i really hadn't understood that. Time was against me and i didn't venture along the beach as far as you but it looks like it was worth it for the good finds!
It was a hard day indeed. A few finds at least but it is the end of the Easter holidays. Good to meet you
I love that stratitigraphy. Stratatatititigraphy? Stratatatatattatititigraphy? Stratatatatittytittytititigraphy?
Great video and yes would love more stratigraphy - it may even sink in oneday! Cheers
Haha it takes me a while. I had to do that bit of video several times to get it right
I know I should have been spotting the dac, but got distracted by the ridge that looks like a keel on the big rusty nodule above and to the right of the dac at 13:43
I think it must be a pseudo fossil as I went over that area pretty thoroughly
@@fossiliferous I don't doubt it, just funny what the eye sees on video vs in person
@dinoskool indeed it is. I did look back and at first glance it does look like a big keel. I would have definitely spotted that if it was haha
Well...i heard you were down while at saltwick.. Came down and did the walk to stinky but didnt see you.
Id found a hildi and wanted some advice ...
When reattaching shell would you use glue or b72? .
..many thanks..call it pint #3 lol
I usually use super glue but I think you can use the paraloid as well.
@@fossiliferous many thanks, I'm guessing it will also depend on the matrix.
Might have to book myself on to a work shop or three... Y.F.Hunter best bet??
Paul you must be the guy i met at Saltwick Bay in the afternoon, you found that incredible Hildi! Hope you had some good finds at Sandsend too!
@@JamesGreen-lw4sv met an awsome guy and his dog... Very well trained.. He was struggling so I was spotting for him to.
Looking at a trip hull to see the yorkshire fossil hunter.. Thinking walk, prep lessons and commision him for that hildi.
Would love to do but I'm not that experienced and dont want to ding my monster
Where did you get the image of the zones and subzones from?
Not identical but Dean lomax has a book called yorkshire fossils which has the layers and locations in.
Got a copy last week, took a little over an hour to read it but has the info your looking for (£15ish)
There's lots of public domain diagrams on the Internet if you search for Cleveland basin stratigraphy.
@@fossiliferous found a paper with the figure in it: eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/194288/7/Long%20duration%20of%20benthic%20ecological%20recovery%20from%20the%20early%20Toarcian%20%28Early%20Jurassic%29%20mass%20extinction%20event%20in%20the%20Cleveland%20Basin%2C%20UK.pdf