American Geode 360 - Plant and Fern Fossils from Carbondale, Pennsylvania @CharlesSniderNYC
American Geode 360 - Plant and Fern Fossils from Carbondale, Pennsylvania  @CharlesSniderNYC
Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
These plant and fern fossils are from a site in Carbondale, Pennsylvania that was once an abandoned strip mine area, with hills of slate and shale piles dotting the landscape. American Geode collected these fossils a few years back, and then when we returned in 2018, the location was completely razed and bulldozed over and demolished as part of a state reclamation project. americangeode.com to contact American Geode with your thoughts, comments, questions about fossils, gems, minerals, crystals, and rockhounding.
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American Geode 360 - Plant and Fern Fossils from Carbondale, Pennsylvania

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