TigressLily
Posts: 436
Status: offline
|
The Chesapeake Bay area isn't nearby where I live in MD, but this Lothian location is relatively insulated inland. Less developed, easier to preserve as an undisturbed archaeological site. I have no such luck stumbling upon any finds. You can still find an arrowhead here and there. Nothing in the way of gemological specimens for rock hounds such as myself. Once my son & his dad found an intriguing fossil near the ski resort they where they went every so often. It had a small feline paw print impression the size of a housecat's but couldn't have been made by a domesticated cat for obvious reasons. It was fossilized, after all in drab grey rock. I urged my son to take it into school for show & tell, which he did. As soon as he presented it to his Social Studies teacher, who had an large artifact display case in his classroom, the teacher said, "Okay, I'll take it." Literally. We never got it back, nor did my son have the opportunity to present it to his class. ETA: The students did get to view it locked inside the case all year long. As far as I know, it's still there on display.
< Message edited by TigressLily -- 10/15/2013 12:33:40 PM >
_____________________________
That Orbed Maiden with White Fire Layden Whom Mortals Shall Call the Moon ~ Lord Byron She Moves in Mysterious Ways . . . On Your Knees, Boy. ~ U2
|