Fossils in t'Hills
@fossilsinthills.bsky.social
A non-profit group of palaeontologists and science educators telling the hidden stories of the fossils of northern England!
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Thank you all for your support over the last year! Best wishes to all for 2026 - we have lots of exciting things on the horizon!
December 31, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Thank you all for your support over the last year! Best wishes to all for 2026 - we have lots of exciting things on the horizon!
Our highlights of the year were definitely being invited back to Cliffe Castle Museum, where we chatted about Carboniferous fossils with visitors in the galleries, and Land of Iron, where we ran activities and led visitors through an interactive dive into the Jurassic seas.
December 31, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Our highlights of the year were definitely being invited back to Cliffe Castle Museum, where we chatted about Carboniferous fossils with visitors in the galleries, and Land of Iron, where we ran activities and led visitors through an interactive dive into the Jurassic seas.
Sadly there was no Yorkshire Fossil Festival this year, but we enjoyed running our activities at Geology Rocks at the National Coal Mining Museum, Lancaster Dino Fest, and Otley Science Festival.
December 31, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Sadly there was no Yorkshire Fossil Festival this year, but we enjoyed running our activities at Geology Rocks at the National Coal Mining Museum, Lancaster Dino Fest, and Otley Science Festival.
A good guess! These are the cervical vertebrae of a particularly large Red Deer!
December 19, 2025 at 6:31 PM
A good guess! These are the cervical vertebrae of a particularly large Red Deer!