FOSSILS OF THE GAULT CLAY & FOLKESTONE BEDS OF KENT, UK |
| This site is dedicated to the fossils of the lower cretaceous Albian (Gault Clay and Folkestone Beds) in the county of Kent, south-east England. In particular the beautifully preserved faunas of the Gault Clay are illustrated and identified. |
This site is dedicated to the memory of the late Jim Craig, (webmaster). If there are any faults with the site, or comments that you would like to make, contact me at the link below. Jim's collection of Gault ammonites, collected over thirty years, have now been transfered to the Natural History Museum in London. Web site maintained by Fred Clouter - Updated: 14-01-09 New book ready now - An identification guide to the Ammonites and other Cephalopods of the Gault Clay and Folkestone beds of the South East of England If you are an individual, a club or a society interested in arranging a field trip click here for further information. Field trips can be arranged for both Folkestone and the Isle of Sheppey. Field guide PDF's to download |
Fossil Roadshow - Prehistoric Monsters Family fun/fossil identification daySaturday 6 February 2010 Museum of Canterbury, Stour Street, 10am to 4pm Discover evidence of prehistoric 'monsters' - from mighty dinosaurs, to mammoths, crocodiles and creatures of the deep! See and touch amazing fossils, take part in the dino dig and free prize quiz, listen to monster stories and enjoy a range of fun, hands-on activities. With a free fossil or mineral for the first 50 children. Age 2 to adult. Special entry today only, £1 for all visitors. Please note there is an additional £1 charge for the Children's Activity Zone to cover the cost of materials. |
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| Imaging | Where is KENT? | Geological Timescale | Stratigraphy | East Wear Bay November 2000 | ||
| Check out the local weather conditions, courtesy of the BBC | ||||||
| and these FOSSIL GROUPS | ||||||
| Ammonoidea | Other Cephalopods | Gastropoda | Bivalvia | Scaphopoda | ||
| Solitary_Corals | Crustacea | Shark teeth | Bony Fishes | Reptiles | ||
| Echinodermata | Microfossils - Foraminiferida | Microfossils - Ostracoda | ||||
| Please read and act in accordance with the GEOLOGICAL FIELDWORK CODE | ||||||
Visit Fred Clouter's amazing web-site: LOWER EOCENE (YPRESIAN) FOSSILS OF THE LONDON CLAY FROM THE NORTH COASTAL SECTION OF THE ISLE OF SHEPPEY, KENT, UK | ||||||