07.12.2007: Once or twice a year MAGS members travel to Frankstown, Mississippi to search for sharks' teeth and other vertebrate fossils in the streambed clay of Twenty Mile Creek.
07.07: Upper Cretaceous fossils of Frankstown, Mississippi: 03.07: Orthrozanclus: the armored Cambrian slug ... This Web site was built and is maintained using Dreamweaver and a Macintosh ...
Bonner Arnold was recognized in the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and had a major impact on basketball in Northeast Mississippi. Arnold, born in Frankstown, Mississippi, on ...
Pieces of petrified wood are also common. Many of these fossils can be seen in W.M. Browning Cretaceous Fossil Park near Frankstown in northeastern Mississippi.
Mississippi Department of Transportation Route Description, Distance, Clearance and Maximum ... From: NEW ALBANY To: FRANKSTOWN Route : 78 30 -- 20 Miles
Frankstown : NORTH EAST : 2 INTERSECTIONS between MS 30 WEST and CR 7000 : Intersection. CR 7000 Downtown Booneville Blackland: EAST: 2 INTERSECTIONS between CR 7000 and MS 4/30 ...
A Guide to the Frankstown Vertebrate Fossil Locality (Upper Cretaceous), Prentiss County, Mississippi: Earl M. Manning and David T. Dockery III, 43 p., 7 figs., 1 table, 12 plates ...
... Mississippi; Missouri; Montana; Nebraska; Nevada; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New Mexico; New York; New ... 947A Old Frankstown Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15239 1888-314-0847 Or 724-325-0066
Frankstown, Mississippi is less than 2 hours from Oxford. It is home to Cretaceous Fossil Park, a natural area where students can learn about geology and fossils.