The Cleveland Shale, as the sediments are known, is internationally famous for its fossil fishes. Specimens are in some of the world's top science museums. But many researchers haven't seen the ...

360 million years ago Northeast Ohio was underwater, under a ... The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has the world’s only 100 percent complete Dunk head fossil, that was chiseled out of shale.

(WKBN) — Did you know Ohio has an official state fossil fish? The Ohio Department of Natural Resources goes in-depth on this extinct predator that could’ve once swam where Ohioans walk today ...

The Cleveland Museum of Natural History celebrates a cornucopia of fossils dug up during construction of I-71 a half ... CLEVELAND, Ohio ... The sediment became what is now called Cleveland shale.

WAKEMAN, Ohio – Along a stretch of the Vermilion River, in the shadow of the Ohio Turnpike, Caitlin Colleary of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History expects to find fossil evidence of the ...

But the Cleveland black shale recorded cartilage as well as bone, in astounding detail. ... Teachers to the core, they turned Bredenbeck on to their bible, the Ohio Fossil Book.

Yet the Devonian fossils, only about 375 million years old, are mere babes in the fossil world. Steve Stephens is the Dispatch travel writer. He can be reached at 614-461-5201 or by email.

Fossil Creek Winery is built next to the creek where the Jacobson brothers hunted for fossils when they were young. Paris Wolfe/cleveland.com MADISON, Ohio — When Kevin and Don Jacobson were ...