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1. Fully mineralized (hemetite?) ammonite fragment from Great Britain or Morocco 359-410 million years old.
2. Complete ammonite Fossil still partially covered in matrix but mineralized completely. Probably Devonian Goniatite specimen 359-410 million years old.
3. Polished Ammonite Fossil 359-410 million years old.
4. Trilobyte Fossil 520-540 million years ago, Cambrian Index Fossil, complete and high quality specimen.
5,6,&7. Three Small Shark Teeth from round mountain silt matrix in Kern County California.
All likely belonging to a species of Carcharodon hastalis (also commonly classified as Isurus hastalis, the extinct broad-tooth mako or giant white shark ancestor, originating from Angel-Fish Hill on the Outskirts of Bakersfield California. These are roughly 15-16 million years old and represent organic life during a time when the ocean still covered parts of California Extending to the Mojave Desert’s westernmost borderlands.