Fossil Hunting at Lyme Regis, 2021. Episode 2.

A video to show an insight of my job as a fossilist based in Lyme Regis on the Jurassic Coast.
My fossil finds date to over 185 million years old. Dinosaur Age.
I like to share a little of my knowledge as a full time fossilist.
This episode includes intricate and rare fossils finds that can be found at Lyme Regis.
Finds include; Ichthyosaur, Crinoid, Nodules and Ammonites
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Connie Wyatt

[@TheAdventurousCouple]

Watching all your videos! Love them!!!

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Glad you like them! Thank you so much!

[@sarasmith2351]

We loved episode two. It’s been much awaited in our household. Can’t wait to get out hunting again now!!

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you, looking forward to seeing you all again!

[@greenflyblue]

Inspiring! Want to come there from Latvia already... maybe will meet in Feb 2023 ;)

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you 👍

[@csongorjavor9629]

Great crinoids. :)

[@davidthomas6859]

Wow really interesting and you have a good eye for spotting I was going ask if you were on Black Ven then I saw the credits .Great video thx for showing.👌⚒

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you very much!

[@raygrange7312]

Excellent. Love to see the crinoids. Another great fossil channel. Sure you will get much more subscribers in the future. Well done.👍

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you, Crinoids are the best to find! :)

[@raygrange7312]

I find a wide tipped screwdriver works well in mud. Saves my fingers😁

[@purpleplump6650]

Great 2nd video, hope you publish more soon! 🤗

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you, hopefully more coming soon! 😊

[@rebeccalucysmith9689]

You have very well trained eyes for spotting stuff 👍🏻

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you! 😊

[@teacherjulesesl8673]

I am loving your videos! Thank you for posting them! I've never been fossil hunting before but I am going to Lyme Regis for a day trip in 2 weeks time. Where would you suggest a complete newbie go, please? Thank you!!

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

I would suggest going to either Monmouth beach located behind the Cobb harbour area or Black Ven towards Charmouth. Both are pretty good for finding fossils big and small!

[@teacherjulesesl8673]

@@LymeRegisFossilDepot Thank you!! I'm looking forward to it!! :D

[@jongrimes2820]

Hi... Silly question but what are the nodules you mention? Where in the cliffs do they come from?

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Hi, the nodules are often the correct stones that contain fossils, mainly Ammonites. Different nodules can contain different species of Ammonites and the nodules come from the different layers in the cliffs. Hope this helps! 😊

[@clintonmorris8222]

Those pyrite ammonites look really delicate. Do they hold their shape once removed or do they crumble and fall apart?

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Those baby Ammonite are fused to the pyrite bed, but occasionally small ones can part come away and they can be pretty stable.

[@johnlangston1493]

very informative you need to get yourself a tiny trowl ,save your fingers from all the nasties hiding in the mud

[@edwardoller1042]

Nice fossil ammonites are so cool.
Your music is obnoxious noise

[@LymeRegisFossilDepot]

Thank you for your views on the video and of the music.