Always check your hole before you leave! Thanks @jack.steyskal for digging this tooth out for me to walk over and find. Another nice Angustidens (ancient megalodon ancestor) shark tooth fossil from these amazing Sand Mine piles at @palmettofossilexcursions | SHRKco

I miss digging already. Exposing 52 myo fossil Knightia from the green river formation Wyoming. Definitely love what we do🐟🐟 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ #fossil #fossils #fossiladdict #wyoming #paleontology #museum #liveonce #dig #stone #trending #amazing #prep #fish #fishing #fishingpro #fishtank #love #life #environment #enjoy #sunday #fun #tour #extinction #liveonce #lifestyle #outdoors | In Stone Fossils

Many people often ask about the techniques we use for fossil preparation. We rely on two main tools to achieve high-quality results: scribes and micro air abrasives. Scribes can be costly, often exceeding $800-$1200, while micro air abrasives can range anywhere from $3000 to $20,000. These methods can be challenging for beginners but can be mastered with practice and experience. Magnification is a critical factor in ensuring successful fossil preparation. Everything we use is available at @paleo