Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
July 28, 2007

This is a fossil field trip to a creek outside Arkadelphia, Arkansas.  The geological strata is the late Cretaceous "Ozan Formation".      Video Clip 1 ... Video Clip 2 The group prepares to find fossils.  L-R in first picture are: Frank Holterhoff, Roz Morgan, Kelly Irwin, George Phillips.
Me, Frank, Kelly, George Pic by Roz	Lance Pic by Roz	Frank and Roz
Roz	Squalicorax shark tooth Pic by Roz	Here's where I found it Pic by Roz
Frank digs for a fossil seen in situ here before	Nothing is found except exhaustion
Roz	George and Kelly	Roz and George
Fish nesting	Urchins from this creek	Falcata oysters found
Also found in this creek were several pieces of Indian artifacts such as possible flint scraping tools and an excellent arrow head.

July 29, 2007

On Sunday July 29th Me and Roz hunted a shark tooth spot on the Ouachita River and a dry spot closer to Malvern.   The geological strata is even later Cretaceous (near Tertiary); the Arkadelphia formation.
Ouachita River, picking out teeth Pic by Roz	Screening gravel Pic by Roz	At noon the area gets flooded. Pic by Roz
Shark teeth, fish teeth, urchin spines, and snails.  Ouachita River	near Malvern Pic by Roz	Shark teeth, ray teeth, and crustacean bits. near Malvern
Roz found these teeth Aug. 1st