Unearth Your Own Fossil Adventure: In Stone Fossils Brings Green River Formation to Kemmerer, Wyoming Have you ever dreamed of discovering fossils within the ancient layers of the Green River Formation but found yourself without the opportunity? Perhaps you're passing through Kemmerer, Wyoming, en route to Yellowstone and unable to make the journey out to the quarry. Well, we have thrilling news for you! In Stone Fossils is delighted to announce a groundbreaking opportunity right in the heart of

Fish-fossil finding action from our visit to Kemmerer, Wyoming! ⚒️ Each split of the rock was a chance to reveal an impression of life from 50 million years ago! ((Volume up to hear all those chisels tap tap tapping away.)) . . . #Fossil #FossilDig #FishFossil #Geology #Paleontology #CrystalRoadtrip #Roadtrip #OutWest #Chisel #Treasure #Mineral #USAfossil #USAMinerals #CrystalCollector #CrystalCollecting #Rockhound #Rockhounding #SummerFun #Nature #Explore | Diamond Mountain Mining, LTD

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Kemmerer, Wyoming is Being Marketed All Wrong Our beautiful town in the southwest corner of Wyoming is being misrepresented, and it’s a sentiment echoed by many visitors who come here specifically for fossil tourism. Time and time again, tourists express their surprise that Kemmerer isn’t marketed for what truly makes it unique: its world-renowned paleontological history. This area holds fossils dating back 51.98 million years — long before any modern industry took root. And yet, when you search