Golden Fossils! Gorgeous Ammonite

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[@rachelcoleman4693]

Man, I would love to visit that beach. The stones are beautiful.

[@dcChomper86]

Whitby area North Yorkshire I believe.

[@rosiesibley5577]

dion czirok Probably Robin hoods Bay, it’s amazing there

[@ethanhawtin7561]

It’s actually Port Mulgrave I visit there regularly

[@davidmathews2124]

The Stones are beautiful? Well...not Mick Jagger.

[@jobithajo1484]

Its not stone.. Its amolite

[@DennisCaunce]

your video's make me homesick...

[@DreadEnder]

Absolutely amazing Video! This really shows how great Yorkshire is for fossils!, how to find them and and how to crack them! Excellent!

[@colleendeis928]

Goshhhhhhh, I envy your hunting location!! I would never leave the beach!

[@denaredford6701]

Looks like fun .

[@collectorguy4379]

You're so lucky i'm visiting the 'Jurassic coast' at Dorset looked on Furze cliffs and Osmington Mills and after several hrs only found 1 ammonite - not even broken pieces so shows some beaches are much better than others!

[@dragonboyshorts2649]

I have learned alot from your channel. Glad to see people that get excited about fossils like me.

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

Lovely piritized ammonites! I'll bet they're simply stunning when they're polished! Amazing finds, fellows! And yeah...better than a poke in the eye! Lol, too funny!

[@bishnukhadka2503]

If you want fossil I have lots of collection like belemnite trilobite and many others I will give you free of cost

[@ralsharp6013]

Wow. Incredible find and beautiful area

[@koltoncrane3099]

You guys could use a saw and cut them flat to make fancy coasters. If they let ya you guys could cut some of those slabs with fossils in them and make super cool expensive tables. That’d be amazing. I’ve seen some cool expoxy tables where they put rocks or fossils in and make a table. Great video!

[@michellegreen4868]

Had to laugh when i came across your channel Yorkshire Fossils as my Lad calls me the Yorkshire Fossil. You came across some beautiful finds this type of content is reet up my street (Subbed)👍.

[@lolobreak40]

They appear in nodules, the advantage is that the piece inside is usually quite well preserved, they are very interesting videos

[@VooV830]

💥😊💥 still one of my favorites.

[@momascootaGaming]

Wow 😮 I think that was one of your best videos so far. Those golden ammonites were beautiful. That was my favourite video.

[@seanprice7526]

That is my favorite saying “Better then a poke in the eye with a sharp stick” my kids have heard me say that a thousand times. HaHa.

[@VooV830]

I can't believe I missed this one. It turned out to be a real treat. Thank you again. I'll see you guys in the next one.💥🐊💥

[@felipeduenas2968]

Fossils are fun to hunt yeah

[@normashipman8328]

2 perfect ones! Thanks for sharing the adventure...

[@edurom2111]

That place is just beautiful, wow!!

[@fossilhunter6985]

Nice Amonites my friend , well done :-)

[@Brusselsproutsk8]

My favourite KZbin videos at the moment!👍

[@bhagyeshpatel5259]

Nice video sir

[@stevenprice9327]

Always amazing to see what you find, you put me to shame. Excellent work, keep it up. Thumbs up from me!

[@ulsterdigging9738]

Amazing fossils, can they be found around most coastlines like the Antrim coast here in Northern Ireland?

[@raygrange7312]

Beautiful ammonites. You guys are the best at this.

[@freebees85]

We bought fossils from a shop in Holland, so i could opem them myself. But finding them yourself, is so much more fun.

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

This is what I really hope to find when I go there in June

[@davidtheriault6726]

This is a terrific video - good eye to spot such amazing finds. Though, I have to admit to being a bit nervous seeing you wack away at the rock with that massive hammer so close to your hand!

[@user-ix7sz7lj6l]

I love it!

[@almontepaolilli7531]

Awesome video.

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@mildredhohman2323]

Amazing!

[@mrsseasea]

That would be something to see foot prints along that wood and fossil.

[@Doxymeister]

Dad: "It's better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick!" LOL, my Dad used to say the same exact thing! Well done, Dad!

[@ralsharp6013]

Hahaha my parents say it as well

[@outdoorsy01]

Love to join you on a hunt. You have some amazing specimens there

[@salvadormendez9867]

I want one ,I 'm from México.

[@ngreen9305]

Good Video! Where I am we have Permian plant fossils such as Glossopteris. Sp.

[@domenicocacciuottolo]

Wonderful ❤️

[@nikitovitch5113]

😍😍 wonderful keep up the good hunt and wear a jacket for gods sake it looks pretty cold 🤣👌🏻

[@dragonfox2.058]

So, it's iron that replaced the organic material? and is the matrix fossilized mud? looks like it

[@DiamondMinerIvins]

Very cool area! I find Ammonite as well. Some are 50 lbs!!

[@auouraschannel5230]

I was at runswick bay the other day and found several amonite fossils, it was after a storm too

[@priyaammu1895]

O my..... God..... That s Vishnu chakra... I searching this for many years.....

[@ritik2193]

Kya yaar

[@venishapowell1553]

Woah 😮

[@thesouthernsearcher]

Where was this? Would you say it is the best place for Ammonites? I am planning a trip for a few months time and want to have a good look for some Ammonites. Any help from you would be amazing, thanks.

[@tryingtoget10kwithoutmakin15]

Go to East Yorkshire area that’s where this beach is

[@hashakaeditz3793]

Incredible but where you find all these ammonites

[@jefftrag1956]

After you split ammonites what is the cleaning process? Do you flake away more rock to expose fossil after splitting with finer tools? Do you ever split away both sides so you have a whole ammonite and two side impressions?

[@MrRedeyedJedi]

They can be further refined by using an electric chisel and/or sand blaster

[@koninkrijk1530]

Do you have an Air Scribe, Because you can use them to clean the rock away from the fossil.

[@KOPIEWSKI]

nice man, respect from Russia :)

[@lolobreak40]

Hello, is this lower jurassic? these ammonites look like Dactylioceras, here we have quite a bit of Upper Jurassic Oxfordian, greetings from Spain

[@SheGeek78]

Hi, I've been fossiling in east yorkshire since I was a kid, I'm guessing the stuff I find there comes from north yorkshire as it's all erratics there. Loads of amenities, belemnites, crinoids and devils toenails. But I've never been to the north Yorkshire coast. How do you access the beach at sandsend? Is it fairly easy? Is there parking nearby? We're quite happy to trek and we're physically fit and have all the right kit so doesn't have to be massively easy to access.

[@MrSudanPresident]

Parking isn't an issue up north, Stick it in the satnav and off you go... great scenery aswell...

[@ozcankaramanoglu1862]

Türkiye'ye bunlardan yollar mısın? Bir umut. :)

[@gailhowes9398]

How can you tell what type of ammonites you are exposing?

[@Cristina6537]

What do you do with all those fossils? You seem to find a lot of them. They are amazing !

[@mariaelizabethchaconmendoz4239]

No tienes el cuidado NECESARIO para obtener esos fósiles Mejor dejarlos como estaban Destruyes el valor histórico que tienen estos fósiles. Se nota que no tienes experiencia. Reprobado

[@Jordan__Sloan]

Is that pyrite on them?

[@MrJellinho]

Hey guys, very cool fossil hunting videos! Since me and my dad travel from the Netherlands to the UK in the holydays to find some fossils(as a hobby) I was wondering which location you guys are looking! Great content keep it up! Kind regards from the Netherlands.

[@williamwallace897]

Robin Hood's bay

[@williamwallace897]

In North Yorkshire England

[@theskyd7800]

Really interesting. Question: what do you do with them or what do you use them for?

[@manubelongtoyou]

In Hindu community we worship them. Its available here in India also.

[@Shankars148]

is it real gold cause i also have one with golden material. i would be happy to know what is that golden material and do you buy such stones i have many with such prints

[@AgateDad]

Dang that first one!! Commenting as I watch lol back to the video! 1:53 details are amazing! What causes that gold exterior?

[@scottm9605]

Iron pyrite

[@AgateDad]

@@scottm9605 thanks!

[@LCMNUNES1962]

VERY GOOD GEOLOGIST CIÊNCE PRÉ HISTORIC, BRASIL OK.

[@anilpuranik5823]

Why , all the time , in this round shape only ? how it takes shape ? detail explanation please ! outer cover , made up what ?

[@bruceritchings5336]

Where is this? Which coast? On a map, Yorkshire seems to be in the middle of the country, not by a coast. (I'm from San Diego, CA)

[@buchonite]

The Yorkshire Coast is along the East side of England stretching roughly from Hull at the southern end to Whitby in the North.

[@localwalker5696]

Google saltwick beach whitby great for fossils

[@internalqualityaudit7059]

after collecting those ammonites... what will you do next to those ammonites

[@vinciowilpstra8835]

Did you know that in the11 and12th century they used to think ammonites were petrified snakes they even engraved snake heads into them.

[@climer588]

Are the yellowish stones sandstone?

[@mikeswezea2069]

You know those big rocks, they're ammonites as well. I'm in California USA. And there are even bigger ones.

[@sultros]

You must know the secret then. I just figured it out too and it’s almost impossible to believe. I had to reach out to a geologist to confirm because I not only couldn’t believe it but my friends and family thought I was nuts. I have boxes full, more than I know what to do with.

[@ritik2193]

I wish time travel possible in this time

[@davidmathews2124]

So...you find “fossilized wood” there. What’s the difference between that and Petrified Wood (found in Oregon State, USA where I live)?

[@lucaderosa2216]

I wish all this bad dream it'll be ends too fast and finally all the Yorkshire hunters can rush again to find new fossils.

[@joshrobinson8474]

Where could I get a mallet like yours ??

[@ianmcnulty5056]

Cool video guys ... but how do you have any fingers left 😅 Gloves might help

[@ramamondal243]

I am pretty sure there was a small ammonite on one of the perfect amonites

[@user-xd4ri6dv6w]

where are this beach??!

[@tumpamukhopadhyay9090]

Where is this?

[@heatherlawrence1896]

How does gold get in them?

[@Yazan_AlQudah]

where is this place

[@rockyriveroutdoors9229]

Do y'all arrow heads there??

[@hustlernaturalrocks292]

How valuable is ammonite fossil please?

[@cluckhorndeleted9382]

Where was this

[@raykaz3753]

My head would crack from so much hammering into a rock 😥

[@Paleos1000]

Great finds once again. Where I come from ammonites are as rare as, well ammonite fossils in NZ. We do however have some cracking plant fossils down our way and some spectacular bivalves and Miocene crabs. Here is a link, if you are interested, of various bits and pieces found over the years. You may note a reasonable number of North Yorkshire Coast fossils among the albums, but these were not uncovered direct but were discovered on eBay. www.flickr.com/photos/nzfossil/albums/with/72157674626118091 Keep on posting - most enjoyable to an ammonite starved fossil hunter from the southern hemisphere.

[@Doxymeister]

I came across a NZ fossil hunter by the channel name of "Manlambo" I think it is. He finds some cool nice crab fossils, and other bits and pieces of interest. I don't know if you've heard of him, but I've enjoyed his videos.

[@Doxymeister]

Oh, here you go--I got his channel name misspelled. He just posted a new video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXmWZKdqg9Cfj80

[@sultros]

I’m wrapping up a study on them and I suspect I may be able to help you find some if you are interested.

[@kristyl1574]

What's the name of that place

[@garyttomo1641]

I've got a gold ammonite, found withernsea

[@husky9088]

Have u a big One in ure site shop ?

[@aljenembtry7781]

What all minerals do they find where that water is at

[@YorkshireFossils]

Sometimes we find Iron Pyrite

[@aljenembtry7781]

Even any gold or precious metals???

[@celebg]

la prox escupila

[@mikasa3356]

Best part 7:50

[@YorkshireFossils]

Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed it 🙏🏻

[@argentinacruz5978]

👍👏❤️

[@YorkshireFossils]

🌍🔬🦖🐊

[@skeneaetgame8221]

Where

[@user-xd4ri6dv6w]

Are you have a shop on Amazon？

[@agentperry076]

You can dm his friend on insta or email to get a fossil check the link in the description. His name is Shae.

[@premkumarmodani242]

That's shaligram shila

[@anthonygabrish]

Gosh dang I’d love to do this one day but only got mostly shark teeth where I live...send me some ammonite clunks and I’ll send you some teeth lol for real though...and I’d cut me a slice of that ammonite pavement

[@effoffu]

r they worth much cash value ???

[@garyttomo1641]

Peanuts

[@aljenembtry7781]

Is that a gold bearing area

[@YorkshireFossils]

Sadly not!

[@oed84]

I like your videos, but more than half the time, you guys are inaudible. a small wireless microphone with a wind-shield would be a good future investment. something like a lavalier (= lapel, clip, ...) peace!

[@nightcoremusic5096]

😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@user-ws5uu8dp2g]

何処で撮っているのかなー

[@neerajareddy8255]

Where is this place

[@dragonfox2.058]

UK

[@huseyintunc2762]

Balık fosili buldum kaya parçasında

[@SimonSozzi7258]

I wonder what kind of stone humans will become someday when our remains eventually turn to stone? Humanite?

[@nwektp]

been happened ..theres been quite a few of fossilized skeletons found...search the crystallized skeleton found deep in a cave in South America...not sure if they called it anything other than fossilized skeleton though

[@shellmeyours]

First fossil stone was crinoid stems not corals. Some of the stems have been worn down into a cross section.