Stinesminde
Denmark
Introduction
Stinesminde is a nice little harbor in Jutland that lies on the Mariager Fjord. On the north shore of the fjord between Stinesminde and Hobro you can find fossils of various species of sea urchins and sea lilies. Search along the shores where the fjord's water wears away the land. That's where you'll find the fossils.
For more examples of petrified sea urchins, take a look at the Virksund site.
Geological period
Tertiary
2.6–66 million years ago
When the dinosaurs were gone, mammals and birds took over. Monkeys appeared, grasslands spread, and animals like horses, elephants, and great apes showed up in a cooler world.
Cretaceous
66–145 million years ago
Dinosaurs ruled the land, and flowering plants appeared. A giant asteroid hit Earth at the end, causing a mass extinction that ended the age of dinosaurs.
What we found there

Crinoid
Isselicrinus paucicirrhus (2017)

Sea urchin
Echinocorys sp. (2017)

Sea urchin
Phymosoma granulosum (2017)

Sea urchin
Phymosoma granulosum (2017)

Sea urchin
Cyclaster danicus (2017)
Location of this site
Fossil sites in Europe
Below is an overview of our fossil sites, the places we've visited, and the fossils we've found there.
Ailly-sur-Meuse
France
Cadzand
Netherlands
Dalbyover Kalkgrav
Denmark
Faxe Kalkbrud
Denmark
Giesdorf
Germany
Gram Lergrav
Denmark
Lyby Strand
Denmark
Maasvlakte
Netherlands
Mors Molergrav
Denmark
Sallandse Heuvelrug
Netherlands
Sillerslev
Denmark

Stinesminde
Denmark
Varvinay
France
Vedersø Klit
Denmark
Virksund
Denmark
Vokslev Kalkgrav
Denmark














