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Fossil Forest Puzzle
by tigg_nzTasman, New Zealand
May 2011 994 Views 2 Comments 35 Players
Fossil Forest
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This exhibit of petriffied wood was collescted in the Haldane/Otara district of southern-eastern southland and gifted to Invercargill city council by Arthur W Ericson of Haldane.
The tree grew in the Jurassic period about 160 million years ago.
The stumps still in position of growth were preserved under layers of Volcanic ash and shallow marine sediments.
In the course of deep burial over many millions of years silica and other rock-forming minerals replaced the wood without destroying its original structure.
At Curio Bay and neighbouring areas, erosion has exhumed the stumps down to the ancient forest floor and so exposed the fossil forest as it existed in the jurassic time.