街の中の化石（西日本・海外）

Pavement Geology @pavementgeology

Some nice decorative stone @StBartholomews, that British ecclesiastical classic Frosterly Marble and holy Red Belgian reefal marble, the holes infilled with stromatactis calcite spar #urbangeology pic.twitter.com/OW7mcrBZj7

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

#FossilFriday Trace fossil – presumably Planolites – in the cobbled pavement outside the Saint-Maurice Cathedral in Angers, Maine-et-Loire, France. pic.twitter.com/ryxUAPyKs5

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Dario @DarioGLazo1

Belemnite en el piso de Galerias Pacifico, #caba @pavementgeology rosso ammonitico, Jurásico de Europa #urbanfossils pic.twitter.com/Dxb0d0js7o

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Pavement Geology @pavementgeology

From quarry to font: Frosterley Marble (Great Limestone Member) in outcrop and in the font at Stanhope Church just down the road. Just a bit late for #fontsinfriday but real and #urbangeology pic.twitter.com/Nw3OCDZHd5

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Pavement Geology @pavementgeology

Sculpture ‘Landline’ by @seanscully_art in Hanover Square, London. Made from (bottom to top) Nero Marquina, Verona Ammonitico Rosso, Verdi Alpi, err don’t know*, Bardiglio Marble #urbangeology pic.twitter.com/j9MoIuOe6h

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Phyllograptus @phyllograptus

#urbangeology Marks and Spencer store just off M20 J7 on outskirts of Maidstone, Kent. Can you identify this limestone (presumably) and it's source. Also lots of local Kentish Ragstone. pic.twitter.com/H5ZGgrrVRq

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

#FossilFriday More fossils from the traffic bollards in Libourne, France. These appear to be fasciculate corals but the preservation is slightly puzzling. pic.twitter.com/ShzXMoFa42

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Dr Martin Bedrock @bedrocm

@WGCG_UK @pavementgeology Ammonite seen at Liverpool One shopping centre last week. Might even be a belemnite there. Apologies for fashion faux pas! pic.twitter.com/jm6tCDTrjq

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Matthew Bott @JQMatt

Definitely 'of its time' but I think this is a great quality building on Temple Row. Built as the regional HQ of Bank of England. The Brucie bonus is that it is a time machine: if you look closely it is absolutely *stacked* with fossils 🦪 pic.twitter.com/W8Nr5WA1GL

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

#FossilFriday Trodden on by thousands every day, a paving stone outside Bordeaux-Saint-Jean railway station with a sectioned coral bored by three bivalves. The sediment-filled borings contain the shells of the borers. Probably Upper Cretaceous of the Dordogne. pic.twitter.com/oqIt79RdRZ

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

Photographed in the pavement at Libourne (Gironde, SW France) this morning. Is it an ammonite or nautiloid with a lengthy body chamber, or a snail? Answers on a postcard addressed to ….. pic.twitter.com/QmHnbScUXP

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

#MolluscMonday Rudist bivalves in the small paving stones of one of the main shopping streets in Bordeaux. pic.twitter.com/es43hK2ZFD

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

#FossilFriday (a day early as I’m on the road tomorrow). Vertically sectioned Cenozoic echinoid tests in a paving stone at Blaye Citadel, Gironde, SW France. pic.twitter.com/dQtADASCLs

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Hadi Nor @hadi_nor

Kalau pergi KLCC, boleh tengok fosil karang ni, free je. Kredit : Ah Tshen (FB : Fosil Malaysia) pic.twitter.com/aFWy2HAWdz

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Cristobal Mingo @mingo85

490-240 million year old Orthocerida fossils in @Arlanda’s wall and floor tiles… you can find them in many metros station floors too pic.twitter.com/qHnPr4FXmT

Rep. John Macco @RepMacco

Our State Capitol is genuinely astounding. Within the stone walls are fossils, and every corner's intricate detail is unbelievable. Consider visiting to see the craftsmanship and learn about our state's history in the museum at the top of the Capitol Building. pic.twitter.com/ZpJHJujG8t

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

#MolluscMonday Cognac in SW France gives its name to the famous brandy and the Coniacian, a Cretaceous stratigraphical stage named by Alcide d’Orbigny. Cross sections of rudist bivalves are abundant in this cobblestone close to an old distillery. pic.twitter.com/pnQMD2jx49

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Kate @BeachBonkersHQ

I’m in central London today but the sea is all around me in the floor of this @OleandSteenUK cafe in Charing Cross! @pavementgeology pic.twitter.com/ElOTPFXWYC

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岡山理科大学 恐竜学博物館 @Museum_Dinosaur

パリの博物館のお話　その5 パリの建築に使われている石材は白い石灰質の砂岩。化石がいっぱい入ってます。フーコーが振り子で地球の自転を証明したパンテオンの階段にも巻貝の化石。（館長@パリ） pic.twitter.com/41sbBjHQaX

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Cristobal Mingo @mingo85

490-240 million year old Orthocerida fossils in @Arlanda’s wall and floor tiles… you can find them in many metros station floors too pic.twitter.com/qHnPr4FXmT

WGCG @WGCG_UK

Shire Hall, Warwick, and its cladding of locally quarried (Oxfordshire-Warwickshire border) Pliensbachian Hornton Stone. Lots of shelly fauna including these belemnites, and spot the cheeky Diplocraterion. #urbangeology #molluscmonday #ichnology ⁦@pavementgeology⁩ pic.twitter.com/QxKR4z2fNv

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National Mall NPS @NationalMallNPS

Happy National Fossil Day! From massive dinosaur bones to tiny leaf imprints, fossils are everywhere. If you look closely at the interior walls of the Lincoln Memorial, you might spot tiny spirals and the hints of shell fragments embedded in the Indiana limestone. pic.twitter.com/dLb352Jod0

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NHM_Bryozoa @BryozoanNhm

Lots of tourists visit the railway station in Porto to see the decorative wall tiles but even the tour guides are oblivious to the fossil rudists in the floor beneath. pic.twitter.com/Vqb7DhrfBj

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Tom Lea Institute @TomLeaInstitute

Thank you to all who attended Fossils in Our Walls, Cisneros in Our Halls, and Tom Lea in Our Windows at St. Clements Church. For more events, check out our website tomlea.com pic.twitter.com/GU3fveIfhu

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Šapinuwa @sapinuwa

In Ankara there is a mall named "Gordion", and it is a fossil hunter's paradise!🤩🤩🤩 #urbangeology #pavementgeology #kaldırımjeolojisi Is this a kind of echinoid? pic.twitter.com/iudSdlehC5

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