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Jurassic Fossil Kallirhynchia sharpi
168 million years ago, Northamptonshire lay beneath a warm sea teeming with marine life, including this fossil brachiopod Kallirhynchia sharpi.
168 million years ago Geologic to Prehistoric
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Ironstone
Northamptonshire’s ironstone was formed from iron-rich sediments in the Jurassic period. Quarried since Roman times, ironstone has shaped our landscape, fuelled the county's industry and built our houses.
175 million years ago Geologic to Prehistoric
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Screw Pine Fossil
This screw pine fossil is a rare type specimen. Parts of Jurassic Northamptonshire were submerged in a shallow warm sea and tropical plants thrived on the nearby land.
168 million years ago Geologic to Prehistoric
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Dinosaur Footprint
This 166-million-year-old dinosaur footprint cast, found in Irchester, is Northamptonshire’s first dinosaur evidence, likely made by a Megalosaurus
166 million years ago Geologic to Prehistoric