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Although often rounded, concretions can be lumpy, long, oval, disk-shaped, or irregular. They vary in color, hardness, and size\u2014from smaller than the head of a pin to several hundred pounds\u2014and are sometimes misidentified as fossils, dinosaur eggs, or meteorites.
Fossils can be found throughout Illinois. Even gravel in a driveway or rip rap along lake and river banks can be great sources for fossils. The most famous fossil collecting site in Illinois is the Mazon Creek area near Braidwood. This location in northeastern Illinois is an old coal strip mine.
Fossils can be found throughout Illinois. Even gravel in a driveway or rip rap along lake and river banks can be great sources for fossils. The most famous fossil collecting site in Illinois is the Mazon Creek area near Braidwood. This location in northeastern Illinois is an old coal strip mine.
The best method to open concretions is to alternately freeze and thaw them. Put the concretions in a bucket of water and allow them to soak for several days so the water thoroughly penetrates the concretion. Then, place the bucket of concretions in a freezer.
They typically form when a mineral precipitates and cements sediment around a nucleus, which is often organic, such as a leaf, tooth, piece of shell or fossil. For this reason, fossil collectors commonly break open concretions in their search for fossil animal and plant specimens.

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The best method to open concretions is to alternately freeze and thaw them. Put the concretions in a bucket of water and allow them to soak for several days so the water thoroughly penetrates the concretion. Then, place the bucket of concretions in a freezer.
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Fossils can be found throughout Illinois. Even gravel in a driveway or rip rap along lake and river banks can be great sources for fossils. The most famous fossil collecting site in Illinois is the Mazon Creek area near Braidwood. This location in northeastern Illinois is an old coal strip mine.
The fossils are found in ironstone concretions formed during the Pennsylvanian Period of the Paleozoic some 300 million years ago. The Mazon Creek concretions are noted for containing exquisitely preserved fauna and flora, including the soft tissues that rarely fossilize.
Whether you're digging up trilobites in shale out West, or you're searching for megalodon teeth on the East Coast, fossils are buried treasure that you can find pretty much all over the country... if you know where to look and have the right tools.