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1. Diggin' Up an Old Fossil--Workers dig around the remains of a mammoth fossil believed to ba a quarter of a million years old....

2. Fossil Finder-James Ruhle. 14, of Moorestown, N.J., displays some of his collection of bones and shells of thousands of years...

3. Fossil Fish Disclosed in Granite. A perfect petrified specimen of fossil fish which was recently sliced from a slab of Utah...

4. Fossil Hunter. Lester Kent, Jr., of Hayward, Calif., One of the group of Hayward boys--ages nine to 20-- who go fossil hunting...

5. Looking for Fossils. Lester Kent, Jr., 20, of Hayward, Calif., oldest of a group of 16 boys--ages nine to 20-- who make fossil...

6. New Haven, Conn: Yale scientists Elwyn L. Simons, (R) and David R. Pilbeam examine several jawbones in which they found...

7. Oldest Fossil Plants Discovered. These are micro-photographs of fossils of primitive plants which Harvard University scientists...

8. The Oldest Plant in the World-This is a two-billion-year-old fossil of an algae that Harvard University says is the oldest...

9. Prof. Robert W. Sayles, Harvard research associate in geology, with mid-Cambrian fossil specimen of tribolite (crab) which he...

10. Study of Fossils Reveals Oil Deposits. Remains of tiny shellfish and other fossils believed to be from five million to twenty...

11. This unique figure, eight feet tall. was found two miles from the Santa Monica, Cal., shore by Michael Cronick, above, deep sea...

12. Two Billion Years is the age of this fossil found near Lake Superior. Harvard University says it is the oldest specimen of...

13. Two Boys on a turtle hunt found a mastadon jaw 7,000 years old at Battle Creek, Mich. Bruce McFarland, 13, pokes at a loose...

14. University of California Experts Reconstruct Old Mammals. Berkeley, Calif... Uncovered specimens from the Contra Costa county...

15. Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1836 July 6

16. Dinosaur tracks on a vertical stone slab

17. Final report on the geology of Massachusetts, in four parts

18. Fossils

19. Interior of Appleton Cabinet at Amherst College

20. Interior of Appleton Cabinet at Amherst College