Fossil Notes
A record for observing forms that have survived through time. We will unravel the traces of life buried in geological strata, one by one.
Ammonite — Spiral of the Lost Ocean
Cephalopods that lived in the sea about 100 million years ago.
Their spiral structure is as beautiful as a blueprint drawn by nature,
and continues to fascinate many researchers and observers.
Amber — Light Preserved in Time
Fossils of resin born in primeval forests.
Air and bubbles trapped inside
convey the breath of a distant age to the present.
Mosasaurus — Trace of an Ancient Predator
Traces of a predator that ruled the Cretaceous seas.
Wear and ridges carved into hard enamel teeth
are a record of the very power of life.
Orthoceras — Straight Line of an Ancient Sea
A cephalopod with a straight shell, drifting in the ocean approximately 400 million years ago.
Its structure, lacking a spiral, was a silent choice focused purely on function.
The series of septa inscribed within still speak of the distant ocean's time, preserved within the stone.