Catch All Click each section to see more items. Visit the Places Page for more information about places from which sediments came.All items are one of a kind and are usually removed from the website
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| From Fyfield Down Where Stonehenge Stones Came From Click on the image of any section below to get a page of many items. click on images to make them larger.
Dave Hemery wrote me on March 8 2001, "This is earth from beside the glacial sarsen stones (in Fyfield Down, stoney valley) which is where the Stonehenge stones came from. I don’t know if I went deep enough but I hope it may produce something unusual.” | | | The Gulf of Mexico has me fascinated as I imagine runoff from Kansas travelling into it, salt domes underneath it, dying coral, wonderful fishing and fragile ecosystems all together. Click any item below to go to it's page, where more information Currently available :
Orca Basin Orca Basin Orca Basin Orca Basin Orca Basin on Porcelain Orca Basin Orca Basin Gulf of Mexico Gulfs of Mexico & Maine Plus Orca & Santa Barbara Basins Gulf of Mexico, Orca Island Gulf of Mexico Gulf of Mexico Gulf of Mexico | ||
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| South China Sea Click on the image of any section below to get a page of many items. click on images to make them larger. | | | All items are one of a kind and will be removed from the website Click any item below to go to it's page, where more information Currently available :
Mouth of Amazon Mouth of the Amazon Mouth of Amazon River, Mediterranean Mouth of the Amazon | ||
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| Eocene Bowl Indian Ocean Eocene Bowl | | | Mediterranean Exit of Rhone River Mediterranean | ||
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| 3.25" high x 3" wide Black Sea is anoxic and has seasonal blooms which left fibrous material in the sediment which burns out and leaves space where the salt shows that it interacted with the exposed clay and the silica in the clay combined with salt to form an orangey blush. Interior glaze i9s shiny brown assembled from refined materials. | | | 5" wide Black Sea on translucent porcelain. | ||
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| Interior warm white glaze (on porcelain) is called "Snowball Earth," from an area now called Namibia that was assumed to have been a marine deposit from 635 million years ago. Back is glazed with slurry from drillings into the mid-Atlantic Ridge. | | | 3.5" high x 3" wide Exterior is from Southern Ocean. Interior shiny brown assembled from refined materials. | ||
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| 4.5" x 2" Porcelain clay covered with Dead Sea mud melted. Click to read back. Rim and back are glazes assembled from refined materials. | | | 4" x 2" Porcelain. Branching pattern interior resulted from evely applying the last of a small sample given to me by Stanlee Lipkin. Rim and lip are glaze assembled from refined materials. | ||
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| 3.5" high Says, "Black Sea - anoxic - seasonal blooms." Bottom exterior is Black Sea. Interior is celadon glaze assembled from refined materials. | | | Galapagos Click on the image of any section below to get a page of many items. click on images to make them larger.
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