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A living ammonite in a dark turquoise ocean. Image 1 of 3
A living ammonite in a dark turquoise ocean.
Quote reads "Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes and were called Snakestones. Many wore them as protective charms." (Copy) Image 2 of 3
Quote reads "Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes and were called Snakestones. Many wore them as protective charms." (Copy)
Greetings cards depicting prehistoric ocean life with fossil books and fossils on linen cloth. (Copy) (Copy) Image 3 of 3
Greetings cards depicting prehistoric ocean life with fossil books and fossils on linen cloth. (Copy) (Copy)
A living ammonite in a dark turquoise ocean.
Quote reads "Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes and were called Snakestones. Many wore them as protective charms." (Copy)
Greetings cards depicting prehistoric ocean life with fossil books and fossils on linen cloth. (Copy) (Copy)

Ammonite , Giclée print by Lizzie Ault

£27.00

Giclée print on archival quality paper, 10” x 10”

From an original digital illustration by Lizzie Ault

During the Jurassic period much of the UK would have been under the ocean. That’s why marine fossils are more commonly found here. Long-necked Plesiosaurs would have shared the waters with belemnites, a kind of ancient squid and ammonites - the ubiquitous spiral-shaped fossil. 

Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes. Some believed them to have powerful protective charms and wore them as amulets. The truth is that ammonites were actually a marine creature, similar to Cephalopods, like Octopus and Squid but unlike squid they had a hard external shell like a mollusc.

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Giclée print on archival quality paper, 10” x 10”

From an original digital illustration by Lizzie Ault

During the Jurassic period much of the UK would have been under the ocean. That’s why marine fossils are more commonly found here. Long-necked Plesiosaurs would have shared the waters with belemnites, a kind of ancient squid and ammonites - the ubiquitous spiral-shaped fossil. 

Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes. Some believed them to have powerful protective charms and wore them as amulets. The truth is that ammonites were actually a marine creature, similar to Cephalopods, like Octopus and Squid but unlike squid they had a hard external shell like a mollusc.

Giclée print on archival quality paper, 10” x 10”

From an original digital illustration by Lizzie Ault

During the Jurassic period much of the UK would have been under the ocean. That’s why marine fossils are more commonly found here. Long-necked Plesiosaurs would have shared the waters with belemnites, a kind of ancient squid and ammonites - the ubiquitous spiral-shaped fossil. 

Ammonites were believed to be petrified snakes. Some believed them to have powerful protective charms and wore them as amulets. The truth is that ammonites were actually a marine creature, similar to Cephalopods, like Octopus and Squid but unlike squid they had a hard external shell like a mollusc.

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