Fossil Hunting

The following pictures are © Andrew H. Hochheimer, and may not be reposted without written permission.

Help A School Project

I have had a number of requests in the past from schools, inquiring if I could help them with some samples. The "Help A School Project" has been created to help schools that can not afford to purchase materials, receive quality class sets of fossils. If you are a teacher and would like your school added to the "Help A School Project" list, Please E-mail me. When I receive enough donations (shipping fossils being heavy costs $15 alone) to help a school I will collect and send out a set of fossils (75 or more fossils.) to the next school on the list.

School Name	School Location	Status
David Middle School	San Antonio Independent School District	Helped - October 6th / 2002
Discovery Intermediate School	5350 San Miguel Rd Poinciana, FL 347548	No Donations Yet as of: Jul 2nd / 2003

To Donate to the Help A School Project Please Click Below:

To Date (May 12/2003) $0.00 has been donated, I am honestly surprised that this non profit Idea has not generated more school interest.

Recent People who have donated:

	Andrew Hochheimer (myself)
	Your Name Here :)

Letters From The Kids:

Coming Soon :)

Some Pictures taken at Fossil Joggins Cliffs, Bay of Fundy Shore, Nova Scotia

Joggins Fossil Center Museum, a good place to go go before looking for fossils on the cliffs. - June 18/2000

Low Tide - June 18/2000

Upper Carboniferous Tree stump - June 16th / 2000

One of four 300 or so million year old Carboniferous tree roots I was able to collect. - July /1998

The same piece of root from the other side.

Fossil Joggins Cliffs

Upper Carboniferous Tree stump - July /1998

Dino Tracks

Alicia Pointing out a fossilized track way of an Arthroplura - July /1998

Some of the Fossils I Collected From Hungry Hollow, ON:

These are good samples of the fossils included in a class sets for the "Help a School Project."

Pieces of various Trilobites

Various Brachiopods from Hungry Hollow in Arkona, Ontario.

Close up of a Brachiopod from Hungry Hollow in Arkona, Ontario.

More Brachiopods

Button Coral

Crinoid Stems & Discs

Coral

Horn corals (zaphrentis prolifica) are the most common fossils found.

Some Other Pictures taken at various locations:

Royal Tyrrell Museum

Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta

Southwest Ontario Fossil Links

	Hungry Hollow - My favorite place
	Hungry Hollow - Driving Directions
	Royal Ontario Museum - Discovery Centre, Fossils Cyber-Display - Discovery Center, Fossils Cyber-Display

If you wish to contact us, you can by:

E-Mail: Andrew: andrew@softwareartist.com
By Mail: The Software Artist Limited, 195 Ellis Street, Chatham, Ontario, Canada, N7L 2L9
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