coprolite

Coprolites have been dug in the parish and are still to be found.

He has been accepted by a strange, gentle group of people called Coprolites.

The site also yielded several human coprolites, ancient fecal material.

He also mentions that there are coprolites of either sloth or horse.

Rather, the coprolites may have been produced by a different organism, such as a trilobite.

Radiocarbon dating of coprolites indicate they are from 12,750 to 14,290 years before the present.

Coprolites may range in size from a few millimetres to over 60 centimetres.

A human latrine was discovered in the cave 1951 that contained coprolites.

Coprolite can also be found within the formation.

There was a short period of mining for coprolite, used to make fertilizer in the late 19th century.

By analyzing coprolites, it is possible to infer the diet of the animal which produced them.

Coprolites - fossil that results when human or animal dung is fossilized.

When mixed with sulphuric acid, the coprolite forms a fertiliser.

As well as farming the village earned its income from coprolite digging.

Matters would not be improved by renaming it Coprolite Lane.

The vertebrate material comprised fish, coprolites and a wide variety of reptiles.

It even appears to show the production of coprolites, from a terrified plesiosaur.

The earliest known human infection was found in Utah in the coprolite of a prehistoric man.

Little Thetford played a part in the coprolite mining rush of c. 1858-1900.

The cave's last use is believed to be in the mid-1800s as indicated by a gun cache and a human coprolite.

This is also confirmed by a high bone content in the coprolites of large theropods.

During the Paleolithic, there is ample evidence of drug use as seen by preserved botanical remains and coprolites.

Fossilized excrement, faeces or dung is known as a coprolite.