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Ancient bivalves, Exeter Cathedral grounds

11 October 2023 by David

Ancient bivalves, Exeter Cathedral grounds

One of the paving stones on a footpath in the open space around Exeter Cathedral. The fossils of ancient bivalves, and possibly other creatures, showing up against the darker matrix of the rock they are embedded in.

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