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Kyle Keller
Musician & Amateur Paleontologist
Miocene fossil finds from South Central Georgia
More on the Miocene can be found in Section 17 of this website
Kyle lives in Valdosta, Georgia. He’s a singer/songwriter who performs in clubs as well as being a licensed street performer.
You can see Kyle perform on YouTube, you can also find & contact Kyle on Facebook if you'd like to hear him perform.
He’s also an active amateur paleontologist exploring the area’s fossils.
Musician & Amateur Paleontologist
Miocene fossil finds from South Central Georgia
More on the Miocene can be found in Section 17 of this website
Kyle lives in Valdosta, Georgia. He’s a singer/songwriter who performs in clubs as well as being a licensed street performer.
You can see Kyle perform on YouTube, you can also find & contact Kyle on Facebook if you'd like to hear him perform.
He’s also an active amateur paleontologist exploring the area’s fossils.
Kyle’s Facebook page bears this quote:
It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. - Carl Sagan
He recently published some of his finds on Facebook, with his permission I've shared them here;
It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. - Carl Sagan
He recently published some of his finds on Facebook, with his permission I've shared them here;
26/April/2016
I went walking on the Withlacoochee River near Quitman, Georgia and found a few of these fossilized oysters! The river is pretty high right now but I managed to find some parts of the bank that were accessible and had recently been exposed.
These appeared to have eroded out of a layer of clay on top of a hard limestone/hardened clay rubbly looking material.
This is pretty far north of where you find the agatized coral on that river, and I haven't found these in the area where there is agatized coral so I'm unsure of the exact age. Interesting stuff!
I went walking on the Withlacoochee River near Quitman, Georgia and found a few of these fossilized oysters! The river is pretty high right now but I managed to find some parts of the bank that were accessible and had recently been exposed.
These appeared to have eroded out of a layer of clay on top of a hard limestone/hardened clay rubbly looking material.
This is pretty far north of where you find the agatized coral on that river, and I haven't found these in the area where there is agatized coral so I'm unsure of the exact age. Interesting stuff!
29/April/2016
Here's a tub full of petrified wood I collected from the Alapaha River in Southern Georgia! (Plus details of one large slab.)
Here's a tub full of petrified wood I collected from the Alapaha River in Southern Georgia! (Plus details of one large slab.)
17/April/2016
From the same location as the petrified wood I posted earlier, these are three-toed horse fossils (unsure of exact species) including an incisor, a toe bone, and an unfused end of a cannon bone (which means it came from a juvenile individual).
Cool stuff we don't hear about much from Georgia!
From the same location as the petrified wood I posted earlier, these are three-toed horse fossils (unsure of exact species) including an incisor, a toe bone, and an unfused end of a cannon bone (which means it came from a juvenile individual).
Cool stuff we don't hear about much from Georgia!