Yahoo Suche Web Suche

Anmelden

Suchergebnisse

  1. Suchergebnisse:

  1. www.northseafossils.comNorth Sea Fossils - The Hidden Treasures of the North Sea

    Explore the fossils of mammoths, rhinos, aurochs and more from the North Sea. Contact us to learn more about these ancient creatures and their history.

    • Purchasing

      We take special care in representing the fossils on offer as...

    • Museum Quality Objects

      Museum Quality Objects. One of our most exciting and...

    • Our Lab

      After discovery and purchase by North Sea Fossils, all...

  2. Bilder

    • Fossils: North Sea Fossils
    • 10.0" Fossil Woolly Mammoth Lower M3 Molar - North Sea Deposits For ...
    • Fossils: North Sea Fossils
    • Fossils: North Sea Fossils

    Alle anzeigen

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Geology_of_the_North_SeaGeology of the North Sea - Wikipedia

    The North Sea produces fossils from every period of the Pleistocene. The area was a dry steppe landscape, overlain with rivers, where animals such as the elephant-like mastodon, scimitar cat, southern mammoth, hippopotamus, horses, bears and giant deer lived.

  4. www.abc.net.au › news › scienceMammoths and stone-age humans once roamed Doggerland, and ...

    20. Nov. 2019 · Doggerland was a vast land between England and Europe that was submerged by the North Sea 8,000 years ago. Archaeologists use seabed mapping, dredging and core samples to find fossils, tools and clues of ancient climate change and human life.

  5. www.nature.com › articles › natureFishing for fossils in the North Sea | Nature

    23. Sept. 2015 · But fossils are turning up from the bottom of the North Sea. They include lots of massive mammals from the last glacial period (around 100,000 to 12,000 years ago), when what is now the North...

    • Lucas Laursen
    • 2015

  6. Videos

    Alle anzeigen

  7. www.bbc.com › news › science-environment-58479485North Sea's hidden ice age past is revealed in 3D - BBC

    8. Sept. 2021 · Spectacular ice age landscapes have been revealed beneath the North Sea. These deep, kilometres-wide channels, known as tunnel valleys, were cut by fast-flowing rivers that ran under Northern...

  8. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsFOSSIL BONES FROM THE NORTH SEA: RADIOCARBON AND STABLE ISOTOPE

    The North Sea is considered a unique heritage site that yielded a huge amount of zoological and archaeological data. More than 200 palaeozoological and archaeological fossil bone samples from the North Sea bed are dated by 14 C.