Huge Landslide! Splitting The Shale Slabs

Here is another video from one of our fossil hunts, make sure to stick around to the end of the video to see the special fossil at the end! This is an insight into the past, what life was like 180 Million Years Ago even before many of the most famous land-dwelling Dinosaurs ever existed.
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  • @bigboxbobby2
    @bigboxbobby24 жыл бұрын

    Eye protection is essential guys, its so easy for a piece of rock to fly out and hit you in the eye. This oldie in Essex loves these videos. thanks.

  • @jimanastasio192
    @jimanastasio1924 жыл бұрын

    Nice channel. You find amazing fossils. Lots of shale in my area, Late Triassic and Early Jurassic, but all I ever find are the greasy black carbon traces where something organic rotted away. The most interesting thing I've found is a continuous layer of gray clay that reminds me of the K/T boundary, but it would have to be two to three times older.

  • @draigygoch
    @draigygoch4 жыл бұрын

    Great video, but you should consider eye protection, I've had a chip of that siltstone in my eye, had to go to hospital...never forgot my eye pro after that!

  • @Slothcommanders
    @Slothcommanders4 жыл бұрын

    Love your vid and have have inspired me to take the route of geological studdies

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    Oh wow that's great!! I hope you enjoy your studies :D

  • @simonvalledy9736
    @simonvalledy97364 жыл бұрын

    Got to say, I do enjoy your "can you spot the fossil"? feature. Nice vid again, many thanks.

  • @trinitytennant838

    @trinitytennant838

    3 жыл бұрын

    I would agree,.. but he could try being a little bit closer,.... because if you a noob,.... then he might as well be stood on top of the cliff! .... saying can you see that grey stone on the shale!

  • @rickypatterson8973
    @rickypatterson89734 жыл бұрын

    I collect fossil invertebrates for myself in the US (mostly Southeast) and pass larger fossils on to professional collectors or museums. I would certainly love to collect in Yorkshire one day. It looks beautiful!

  • @cynthiaswearingen1037
    @cynthiaswearingen10374 жыл бұрын

    The reality of fossil hunting: you aren't going to find great things everytime! Still, you do quite well, and I'm always excited to see your videos! Thanks!

  • @AndrewFrancisphotography
    @AndrewFrancisphotography4 жыл бұрын

    Spent two weeks fossil hunting on the Yorkshire Coast, led by Prof. Pete Rawson as part of my geological course at UCL. We had to traverse a fresh landfall as the tide was coming in, as we did one of the freshly fallen blocks had a dinosaur three toed footprint.

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    That sounds awesome, wish I'd bumped into you guys. I'm assuming the dino block was at Whitby?

  • @stephenkessel1990

    @stephenkessel1990

    4 жыл бұрын

    Very cool Andrew

  • @dmithsmith5880
    @dmithsmith58804 жыл бұрын

    Those round flint nodules are fantastic, I would love to make some arrowheads out of those, you can sell those for pretty good money on Ebay to flint knappers. I would buy some 👍

  • @candyINdecay
    @candyINdecay4 жыл бұрын

    Love the fossile with the white part. And the last one is Amazing too. Great mantel pice

  • @jeffreylindsey1757
    @jeffreylindsey17574 жыл бұрын

    I really enjoy your videos and would like to hunt the beach with you'll. Keep up the good work!

  • @raygrange7312
    @raygrange73124 жыл бұрын

    Another great vid. Keep it going lads.

  • @momascootaGaming
    @momascootaGaming4 жыл бұрын

    Hi Aaron.Its shame that big canon ball looking nodule that Your brother found had nothing in it. I love that big golden ammonite you found. Nice video.👍

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    Hey, thank you. Shame about the nodule yep but was worth a try!

  • @Godman-dz9eu
    @Godman-dz9eu3 жыл бұрын

    I just want to give you a reminder the two rocks with you cutting pieces are geodes

  • @roblove8354
    @roblove83544 жыл бұрын

    Very interesting places you visit. Keep up the good work and best of luck . Cheers Bob from Adelaide.

  • @rickypatterson8973

    @rickypatterson8973

    4 жыл бұрын

    Adelaide, Is Bob the redhead narrator host of this site?

  • @cimakcad3697
    @cimakcad36973 жыл бұрын

    Buena búsqueda bien Saludos buenos documentales Saludos desde Cancún

  • @Joypadrick
    @Joypadrick4 жыл бұрын

    Very cool video👍 But please wear safety glasses next time. The debris will penetrate youe eyeball😬

  • @markprze35
    @markprze354 жыл бұрын

    I loved the round rocks they could look cool in a collection. Hope i could find some hahH

  • @Alirandoa
    @Alirandoa Жыл бұрын

    Semangat kawan keunikan di alam ini tak akan pernah habis untuk kita explor

  • @jamesg744
    @jamesg7444 жыл бұрын

    Always great

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks a lot! :D

  • @aaronclark8877
    @aaronclark88774 жыл бұрын

    Will you do a prepping video?

  • @talegunrdav
    @talegunrdav4 жыл бұрын

    What creates those round formations inside the sandstone

  • @Jamietron666

    @Jamietron666

    4 жыл бұрын

    Google 'concretions'

  • @templier0423
    @templier04234 жыл бұрын

    il note wirten good English but very beautiful ammonite ici en France elle sont différentes mais aussi tres belles!

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks a lot! :D

  • @CHAD-RYAN
    @CHAD-RYAN4 жыл бұрын

    Why are they incased in noduels and not part of the shale

  • @ewolffe8355

    @ewolffe8355

    4 жыл бұрын

    As the ammonite decomposes in the mud the chemicals from its body alter the way the mud solidifies, creating seperate nodules.

  • @CHAD-RYAN

    @CHAD-RYAN

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@ewolffe8355 wouldnt they have to be completely burried

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    I think Eleanor explained it very well :)

  • @lovefrequency528
    @lovefrequency5284 жыл бұрын

    2:09 is that a fossilized rat?

  • @camaraco1234

    @camaraco1234

    4 жыл бұрын

    no , that looks like the shell of a bivalve

  • @protostryke6031

    @protostryke6031

    4 жыл бұрын

    Probably not but still, good point.

  • @MrRedeyedJedi

    @MrRedeyedJedi

    2 жыл бұрын

    I don't think rats, or at least as we know them, were around in the Jurassic period

  • @randylane3209
    @randylane32094 жыл бұрын

    What is the location of the area where the round Rock and the oval Rock was found?

  • @Troph2
    @Troph24 жыл бұрын

    Pack a set of safety glass if you are gonna chip rocks like that.

  • @juancarlosc8409
    @juancarlosc84094 жыл бұрын

    No comprendo nada y nose donde son muy interesante me gusta su canal los felicito saludos de mexico

  • @taodon1983
    @taodon19834 жыл бұрын

    what are these bulbs/ Eggs from where you find ammonites in?

  • @collectorguy4379
    @collectorguy43793 жыл бұрын

    The mind boggles really - there must of been millions of ammonites floating around

  • @THEMARCKNIGHT
    @THEMARCKNIGHT4 жыл бұрын

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  • @ERFANSGRS
    @ERFANSGRS4 жыл бұрын

    Nice video

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you!

  • @brendadedondeeresrodriguez4978
    @brendadedondeeresrodriguez49784 жыл бұрын

    Where is it please

  • @user-ec2zc5ws9o
    @user-ec2zc5ws9o2 жыл бұрын

    Парни счастливой охоты. Может стоит купить электро инструмент на акомуляторах, Сердце кровь обливается когда вы молотком бьёт аммониты

  • @nancydeutschman3454
    @nancydeutschman34542 жыл бұрын

    Shea had NO safety glasses on. Bad boy.

  • @alejandrix0377
    @alejandrix03774 жыл бұрын

    4:33 don't u see it???

  • @ozcankaramanoglu1862
    @ozcankaramanoglu18623 жыл бұрын

    Türkiye'den selamlar...

  • @julianmarsh7993
    @julianmarsh79933 жыл бұрын

    If you could wave a magic wand and split every one of those bolders open at the landslide.....what would you find?...Thanks.

  • @jonathanphillips3266
    @jonathanphillips32664 жыл бұрын

    I love your channel fellas, but man do I wish you'd wear safety specs!!! Only £2 in screwfix. Please invest.

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    We have done now, thanks very much for the advice! It really is important, I need to emphasise it more

  • @raybokor2
    @raybokor24 жыл бұрын

    plenty of iron ore there all those rusty bits

  • @MrRedeyedJedi

    @MrRedeyedJedi

    2 жыл бұрын

    Very low grade compared what is mined and smelted

  • @SilverBack.
    @SilverBack.4 жыл бұрын

    What area do you hunt ??

  • @SibrenDVchannel
    @SibrenDVchannel3 жыл бұрын

    I whish i lived there.. every single day i would hunt for these things

  • @Elmixtv
    @Elmixtv3 жыл бұрын

    You have online store

  • @carolynmurtaza1180
    @carolynmurtaza1180 Жыл бұрын

    2:15 What fossil was that ?

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    Жыл бұрын

    That was a limestone nodule as opposed to being a fossil

  • @izumi4555
    @izumi45553 жыл бұрын

    ここ何処

  • @DebiSunset
    @DebiSunset3 жыл бұрын

    Please slow your camera movement when passing over the rock. Hard to see it. The rock itsself is beautiful.

  • @trinitytennant838
    @trinitytennant8383 жыл бұрын

    You really should wear a hard hat working close new rock falls you might think your ok, ..... I was always told never say never,... coz that’s when it’s going to get you! ..... Please wear eye protection when splitting your finds too,..... your eye sight is so precious

  • @anthonycuchiara3382
    @anthonycuchiara33823 жыл бұрын

    I wanna be friends with you lol

  • @elfrank333
    @elfrank3334 жыл бұрын

    the legend says yorkshire ginger needs to find fossils to get hes soul back just a joke love youre videos buddy

  • @legionofsentinels
    @legionofsentinels3 жыл бұрын

    What your walking on is all biological

  • @elvismark6816
    @elvismark68164 жыл бұрын

    hello my friends Finding emulate a very valuable gem men of the year 64 million years that's a long time that's a long time but that's the errands the age of them but to sell them I don't know how you do with that but I probably looking forward gym ologist or be looking for a jewelry store your friend had klansman MacLeod Isle of Skye Scotland dunvegan castle grandson of Allison Kroger first in line or could have the 30th in line or 31st whatever somewhere around there I will be coming home soon

  • @elvismark6816
    @elvismark68164 жыл бұрын

    Hello my friend I studied archaeology anthropology I sent you a lot of things ammonites can also be very big and around 80 lb I know they come around the dinosaur era they come from Ocean it's a crustacean we all know that is a large shrimp but I guess after the duration of how many years the gym the creature inside starts to turn into a gym they're also worth a hell of a lot of money if you can get the right size and you can make it quite a size of money descale never ever I'm only giving you a short story I'm not sitting here giving you a long one because it can be boring but keep it up I do like what you're doing it's great to study things because it brings knowledge to you do not stop what you're doing because one day it also could make you very famous you never know what you find on the beaches there's always something that may bring you Fame you never know when keep looking in the Sands keep looking in the something they both experienced in the caves and other hidden places you never know what you find it's always an adventure it's always an experience never let that experience go away from you as you grow older you will learn I am an old man I am retired have been for a very long time TCB third son of Elvis Presley and that way it is man rock and roll keep it up I'll be watching send me things back like talking to young kids who want to learn and have a good education this inspires me at the most and much much more Elvis

  • @elvismark6816
    @elvismark68164 жыл бұрын

    My Anthropologist archaeologist friend how are you have you been out on the skirts and today looking for something new I hope you find a fossil that's worth a heck of a lot of money it's only a dream but it makes happy that you're doing something that is worth your time that is how I started and then went into dinosaur bones then went into Alberta Canada to look for Raptor eggs the whole place in Alberta is a burial ground for dinosaurs it is fun it is educational and if your ask your teacher if you can go on an archaeology hunt they may allow you to just contact your local Museum to see if they're going on any excursions to look for dinosaur bones or other necessary things all you got to do is get permission from your folks and you're on your way change your life and do what you like to do I can't tell you what to do but if we were with my son and say go ahead do what you have to do to learn learning is the most exhilarating thing that you've ever done in your life I'm an old man but I still love to learn I'm probably old enough to be your father but my daddy died August 16th of 1977 just quit his medication and passed away the next day he was supposed to be in a concert he never got there doodle West Health was failing suffering with glaucoma bad heart bad breathing and just gave up my daddy was the biggest thing in Rock and Roll history and when I was young I could do whatever I like but now he's passed away and I miss him like hell so my friend if you have them anything interesting to do it with your life do what you because as you get older it's harder to learn my daddy was Elvis Presley I miss my daddy quite considerably I was only seven years old when he died which gave me two fathers later on but I'll still never forget my dad it's up to you what you want to do with your life nobody can tell you what to do or even push you to do what you don't want to do if you have something in your life that interests you to getting a job later on in life ask your parents you want to get into something that is worth your while and do it before you get too old cuz whatever fascinates you now it's just going to make it harder for you to learn later on because going to be too old and college will pass you all I'm just telling you my friend is just get some education qualities in the field that you like doing guantes once you get into that field and learn it it'll bring you a hell of a lot of money I like what you're doing and you inspired me a hell of a lot I give you a name for your Expedition on this one plus I'll give you a thumbs up if you need help on anything and you need to learn about something contact me and I probably will help you it depends on what it is I do not like forking money over to somebody I do not know but if you need help on anything else I will do that head klansman MacLeod Isle of Skye Scotland dunvegan Castle grandson of King black witches Elliston kroeter I'm next in line to step on my stone to become chief this is my mom's side my dad's side I am the third son of Elvis Presley alive and well in Canada somewhere I'll look a hell of a lot of my like my dad but my eyes are hazel Elvis you have a new friend man

  • @cherylflinchbaugh5497
    @cherylflinchbaugh54973 жыл бұрын

    Consider wearing helmets

  • @TheJoyannika
    @TheJoyannika4 жыл бұрын

    Could you find dino eggs please?

  • @violinmaestroknight9347
    @violinmaestroknight93473 жыл бұрын

    Imagine how people were 5,000 years ago without God’s True Book. How would they have known how they were supposed to live? How would they have known how they were supposed to be in order to please their Creator? So God gave the law of Moses back then. This law was for the people to know how to be. They saw what God expected out of them. God had high expectations from the Israelites. Why shouldn't He? Should He drop His expectations for love and grace? If He drops His expectations to accommodate what man wants, then He compromised His perfection for man’s imperfection. Does a Perfect God compromise His perfection? So God has expectations once He tells His creation how He wants things. His love and grace gives His creation time to change. He is willing to help them change if they ask Him. Then His creation, while repenting or changing to do His will, see His Beauty. This is a relationship formed now with the Creator. If He is the Most Beautiful Being, which He is, how can His creation not want to obey Him? How can His creation not want to please Him? The reason why is because of foolishness. Man loves his own foolishness rather than God’s wisdom, Jn 3:19. Man loves his sin. If anyone loves himself, he will stay in sin. So man who stays in sin rejects his perfect Creator or Father, and exchanges it for his own foolishness. So now fast forward to today where we have God’s True Book. We officially know what God wants. God gave His creation a big help, the Word, to show us how He wants us to live. If we follow His perfect teachings, we all live with perfect peace, love, joy and unity. This is His perfect design for His children's lives. When we go against His perfect design for what we want, sin, we throw away that perfect plan. We throw away that perfect peace, love, joy and unity. Giving up these things is foolish. So sinning against God proves to be the worst plan for us! God wanted to help mankind. God wanted to save man from his foolishness. He wanted to help us the best way possible because He is Good. The best and only way to do it, as God saw fit, was to give mankind His Son. Why? The Son is the Word, Jn 1:1. The Word always obeys the Father's will. The Father's will is spoken through His Word. The Word proceeds forth from the Father's will and mind. So the Word that God speaks is the pure sequel to what was inside the Father's mind and heart. Jesus is that perfection manifest. He is the physical embodiment of God's will and thought. God's will and thought is expressed through His Word. Jesus, the human part, is the perfect, physical expression of God. Jesus, the human part that walked this earth, came to teach us the perfect will of God. How? He did this by example. This is why Jesus walked this earth perfectly without sinning. So Jesus taught us perfectly. He even was willing to die not only death, but the death He did not deserve since He never sinned against God the Father. He chose to give His life. That's why Jesus says no man forces Him to lay down His life, He chose to lay it down, Jn 10:18. God wanted to save mankind. Jesus wants what the Father wants. The Word always obeys the will. He shed even His perfect, pure blood for us. His blood is the fulfillment of perfect obedience to the Father. Why? Because the Son asked 3 times in the Garden, "Take my cup not by my will but by yours." The Father said the Son still had to shed His blood on the cross. The Son obeyed the Father's will over His own. So the blood was shed for that purpose. Nobody else had that kind of blood. Nobody else pleased the Father perfectly like the Son. So now instead of the law of Moses showing us the way to live rightly in God's eyes, we have the Son. This is the New Covenant. In Jesus and His blood, we now obey Him instead of the Mosaic law as part of this new agreement between man and God. So as man wants to live rightly to please His Creator, man now must turn to the Word of the Creator. So obeying the perfect teachings of Jesus brings us to how God wants us to live. The Son conquered the grave. The grave is the end of all who sin. The grave is the payment for sin. Satan founded the grave. How? Because Satan started death by being the first to sin against Almighty God. Jesus destroyed Satan's creation and fulfills the very first prophecy spoken of the Savior in Genesis 3:15. That's why Jesus came to "...destroy the works of the devil," 1 Jn 3:8. Satan came to ruin God's Creation with sin. Jesus came to ruin Satan's creation, death, with perfect obedience, which His blood shed proves. That's why in His blood, there is life. So the Gospel is God's reconciliation with man. How? Only through the Son. If you disobey the Son, you disobey the Father. Jesus says, “He who has seen me has seen the Father,” Jn 14:9. Repent and accept Jesus as Your Lord NOW!!! Then start to read the Gospels and obey His commands. Follow Jesus only, no other man, no religion. Only Jesus. Joseph, Servant of God Sent by Christ to evangelize the whole world www.clevelandstreetpreachers.com KZread CLEVELAND STREET PREACHERS,,,,

  • @tomkuwahara188
    @tomkuwahara1884 жыл бұрын

    Stop waving the camera around, go slow and let us have a chance to actually see the fossil.

  • @keannesmith2211
    @keannesmith22114 жыл бұрын

    How about, instead of walking and glancing at fossils for a second at a time, why not actually take the time to discuss the less obvious ones? It’s really annoying when you run your camera over something interesting for a second but you never actually say anything about it. At 2:17 there’s something that looks unusual and would’ve been good to know what it is, yet you just walk off without saying anything at all.

  • @YorkshireFossils

    @YorkshireFossils

    4 жыл бұрын

    Sure thing, thank you for the feedback! Hopefully these will get better with time :)

  • @keannesmith2211

    @keannesmith2211

    4 жыл бұрын

    Awesome thank you! Your videos are great still.

  • @markmahecha8974
    @markmahecha89744 жыл бұрын

    That was an egg

  • @violinmaestroknight9347
    @violinmaestroknight93473 жыл бұрын

    Imagine how people were 5,000 years ago without God’s True Book. How would they have known how they were supposed to live? How would they have known how they were supposed to be in order to please their Creator? So God gave the law of Moses back then. This law was for the people to know how to be. They saw what God expected out of them. God had high expectations from the Israelites. Why shouldn't He? Should He drop His expectations for love and grace? If He drops His expectations to accommodate what man wants, then He compromised His perfection for man’s imperfection. Does a Perfect God compromise His perfection? So God has expectations once He tells His creation how He wants things. His love and grace gives His creation time to change. He is willing to help them change if they ask Him. Then His creation, while repenting or changing to do His will, see His Beauty. This is a relationship formed now with the Creator. If He is the Most Beautiful Being, which He is, how can His creation not want to obey Him? How can His creation not want to please Him? The reason why is because of foolishness. Man loves his own foolishness rather than God’s wisdom, Jn 3:19. Man loves his sin. If anyone loves himself, he will stay in sin. So man who stays in sin rejects his perfect Creator or Father, and exchanges it for his own foolishness. So now fast forward to today where we have God’s True Book. We officially know what God wants. God gave His creation a big help, the Word, to show us how He wants us to live. If we follow His perfect teachings, we all live with perfect peace, love, joy and unity. This is His perfect design for His children's lives. When we go against His perfect design for what we want, sin, we throw away that perfect plan. We throw away that perfect peace, love, joy and unity. Giving up these things is foolish. So sinning against God proves to be the worst plan for us! God wanted to help mankind. God wanted to save man from his foolishness. He wanted to help us the best way possible because He is Good. The best and only way to do it, as God saw fit, was to give mankind His Son. Why? The Son is the Word, Jn 1:1. The Word always obeys the Father's will. The Father's will is spoken through His Word. The Word proceeds forth from the Father's will and mind. So the Word that God speaks is the pure sequel to what was inside the Father's mind and heart. Jesus is that perfection manifest. He is the physical embodiment of God's will and thought. God's will and thought is expressed through His Word. Jesus, the human part, is the perfect, physical expression of God. Jesus, the human part that walked this earth, came to teach us the perfect will of God. How? He did this by example. This is why Jesus walked this earth perfectly without sinning. So Jesus taught us perfectly. He even was willing to die not only death, but the death He did not deserve since He never sinned against God the Father. He chose to give His life. That's why Jesus says no man forces Him to lay down His life, He chose to lay it down, Jn 10:18. God wanted to save mankind. Jesus wants what the Father wants. The Word always obeys the will. He shed even His perfect, pure blood for us. His blood is the fulfillment of perfect obedience to the Father. Why? Because the Son asked 3 times in the Garden, "Take my cup not by my will but by yours." The Father said the Son still had to shed His blood on the cross. The Son obeyed the Father's will over His own. So the blood was shed for that purpose. Nobody else had that kind of blood. Nobody else pleased the Father perfectly like the Son. So now instead of the law of Moses showing us the way to live rightly in God's eyes, we have the Son. This is the New Covenant. In Jesus and His blood, we now obey Him instead of the Mosaic law as part of this new agreement between man and God. So as man wants to live rightly to please His Creator, man now must turn to the Word of the Creator. So obeying the perfect teachings of Jesus brings us to how God wants us to live. The Son conquered the grave. The grave is the end of all who sin. The grave is the payment for sin. Satan founded the grave. How? Because Satan started death by being the first to sin against Almighty God. Jesus destroyed Satan's creation and fulfills the very first prophecy spoken of the Savior in Genesis 3:15. That's why Jesus came to "...destroy the works of the devil," 1 Jn 3:8. Satan came to ruin God's Creation with sin. Jesus came to ruin Satan's creation, death, with perfect obedience, which His blood shed proves. That's why in His blood, there is life. So the Gospel is God's reconciliation with man. How? Only through the Son. If you disobey the Son, you disobey the Father. Jesus says, “He who has seen me has seen the Father,” Jn 14:9. Repent and accept Jesus as Your Lord NOW!!! Then start to read the Gospels and obey His commands. Follow Jesus only, no other man, no religion. Only Jesus. Joseph, Servant of God Sent by Christ to evangelize the whole world www.clevelandstreetpreachers.com KZread CLEVELAND STREET PREACHERS,,