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Can anyone identify this fosilized fish?
I've had this fossilized fish for around 20 years and I think it's either from an Asian or South American country. I was just curious if you could identify it for me and maybe give me your estimation on it's value. :) Thank you for taking the time!
Rob Locke~ |
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Well, it would be good if you could post a picture, but I'm sure that you can see a museum to make sure of it's identification. You'll also have more information on what you can do with it. |
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You can see a photo of Rob's "fossil" here... http://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=34742.0
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It seems that the problem was resolved then. A la prochaine! |
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