Uncovering Ammolite: The Rare and Most Colorful Fossil Gemstone

[@j.b.4340]

Thank you Chase. Amazing stuff. I have many ammonite fossils, but not a single specimen of ammolite. That mining style reminds me of the phosphate beds, in North Carolina. I’d spend my lunch breaks searching for fossil teeth. The site remediation is the same as our local (Louisiana) lignite mines. They leave the land better than they found it. I love these long videos.

[@eddieharmon8557]

Thanks Chase for such a well made video. I learned so much that I can share with my customers. So great!!!

[@ChasingHistory]

You are Welcome!!! Please Please Share this episode on your social media... This helps to spread the word about this episode!!

[@ingridscheeffer1681]

Fantaaaaasssticc!!!!!! One more massive reason for me to visit Canada! Love your work!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ChasingHistory]

Thank you So Much!!!!

[@ammonitecom]

Without a doubt the best documentary on the Bearpaw Ammonite done to date. Johnny you explain all the aspects of our fossil & gem better than any I have heard - even my own! Chase, your enthusiasm and questions are direct to point! Well done! I have worked with the Bearpaw Ammonite for over 30 years and yet learned so much from this piece. Korite you rock!

[@macsgems1989]

Loved this, highly recommended. Great job

[@ChasingHistory]

Thank you So Much!! Please be sure to share on your personal social media, that helps to spread the work about this episode!

[@AlcvinRyuzenRamos]

Thanks for this awesome vid, Chase!!! Actually met John yesterday at the Korite office in Calgary, and he was soooo nice! Love your energy and enthusiasm!!!

[@ChasingHistory]

THATS AWESOME!! thank you for sharing! Johnny and the Korite Crew are some of the nicest people we have ever met!

[@InTheMomentTravels]

Wonderful video! We were invited to take a tour with Jonny this week, and it was a highlight of our time here in Calgary!

[@Darkzumi81]

I wish I could own one of the big double side ammolites! Great video! ❤

[@jessin.]

Anyone else notice that big spider crawl into his hoody before the 9 minute mark, just epic

[@ericzboya5580]

That would’ve put me into therapy for a few months.

[@ChasingHistory]

you've got to be Tough in the Feild! lol or oblivious hahaha

[@goldcambodia]

Great admin!

[@ChasingHistory]

Thank you So Much!!

[@boulderleroy2]

i thought that was stavros halkias in the thumbnail ngl.

[@ChasingHistory]

hahaha.... not quite...

[@KennyLeee1]

do you have a geology degree

[@ChasingHistory]

Chase went to college for history, but studied geology independently after college

[@rburnett6266]

Water blasting the rock would speed up the whole process.

[@ChasingHistory]

but is not environmentally friendly and the introduction of water into this mining process would damage the fossils

[@chrissettles4127]

Great video

[@ChasingHistory]

Thank you So Much!! we worked Really hard on this episode!!