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Fossilized Dinosaur Bone (Wyoming) GEO 4625
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Fossilized Dinosaur Bone
(Wyoming)
GEO 4625
If you've never been to Wyoming, you need to do a road trip! Especially if you're into dinosaurs!
Long before fishermen, cowboys and even bison walked across Wyoming, the state was the stomping ground of countless dinosaurs. With an official state dinosaur — the triceratops — as well as a state fossil, Wyoming is thought to have one of the richest fossil records in the nation. Become awestruck by gargantuan dinosaur bones, mammal fossils and fossil footprints. Study fossils of extinct marine animals and learn about the time when a vast ocean covered Wyoming. Watch paleontologists unearth and examine delicate dinosaur bones — or even dig one up yourself.
Begin your tour of Wyoming's prehistoric past in Thermopolis with a trip to the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. There you will see 20 full-sized skeletons!
You’ll find several other prehistoric relics as you wander around Wyoming. Visit the Green River Formation at Fossil Butte National Monument to see a massive collection of fossilized fish as well as fossils of a 13-foot crocodile and the world’s oldest-known bat. Walk the Cotton Creek Dinosaur Trail in Alcova to view fossils in their natural settings. Compare your shoes to the footprints of Jurassic-era giants outside Worland at the Red Gulch Dinosaur Track site. Or, if you really want to be among the ancients, visit Medicine Bow’s Fossil Cabin Museum, an unusual structure made out of more than 5,000 dinosaur bones. (www.travelwyoming.com)
Have you ever heard of Coprolite? (in paleontology) a piece of fossilized dung. Or as the kids like to call it... dino poo!
On your trip through Wyoming, you may come across some!
ROAD TRIP!
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This is what we do...
With environmental consciousness in mind, our fabrics are all printed using completely water-based inks. This means no chemicals or solvents are used. We transfer those images onto luxurious fabric using ecologically safe transfer sublimation inks that provide vibrant color. The printing process uses no water and uses non-toxic bio-degradable inks. Our heat fixing procedure fixes the colors and prints, avoiding the downsides of steaming, such as excess or contaminated water returning into the waste system. The textile industry is rife with sustainability problems: from the use of toxic inks and wasteful practices for materials and water, to a race to utilize the cheapest materials such as vinyl—no matter the environmental impact. Our print-on-demand process is designed to minimize fabric and ink waste. Reducing the use of materials, energy and water by choosing a pigment printing process instead of reactive dye.
Making use of stone that we personally collect, cut and polish to a mirror finish, coupled with high powered lenses, we transport the viewer into a microscopic world, far beyond what the naked eye perceives. The diversity, originality and beauty of what is revealed defy description. Those images are then transferred onto a variety of mediums. Consider textiles that are transformed into decor including decorative pillows, bedding, table linens, for both home and commercial use. And fabrics for the fashion world. GEO originals has opened the door to a realm of beauty crossing all genres with endless applications.
Choose your favorite(s) images, choose your fabric and let us know how many yards! We will also provide additional custom order fabrics upon request (please contact GEO originals).
This image is for illustrative purposes only.
The colors shown are accurate within the constraints of lighting, photography and the color accuracy of your screen.
All of our macro photographs are of our own stone; cut and polished, exposing the natural beauty inside.
(All photos shown are watermarked for online viewing. The purchased art will not show watermark.)
©Light the Earth, All Rights Reserved
Copyrighted. No Usage Without Permission
Long before fishermen, cowboys and even bison walked across Wyoming, the state was the stomping ground of countless dinosaurs. With an official state dinosaur — the triceratops — as well as a state fossil, Wyoming is thought to have one of the richest fossil records in the nation. Become awestruck by gargantuan dinosaur bones, mammal fossils and fossil footprints. Study fossils of extinct marine animals and learn about the time when a vast ocean covered Wyoming. Watch paleontologists unearth and examine delicate dinosaur bones — or even dig one up yourself.
Begin your tour of Wyoming's prehistoric past in Thermopolis with a trip to the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. There you will see 20 full-sized skeletons!
You’ll find several other prehistoric relics as you wander around Wyoming. Visit the Green River Formation at Fossil Butte National Monument to see a massive collection of fossilized fish as well as fossils of a 13-foot crocodile and the world’s oldest-known bat. Walk the Cotton Creek Dinosaur Trail in Alcova to view fossils in their natural settings. Compare your shoes to the footprints of Jurassic-era giants outside Worland at the Red Gulch Dinosaur Track site. Or, if you really want to be among the ancients, visit Medicine Bow’s Fossil Cabin Museum, an unusual structure made out of more than 5,000 dinosaur bones. (www.travelwyoming.com)
Have you ever heard of Coprolite? (in paleontology) a piece of fossilized dung. Or as the kids like to call it... dino poo!
On your trip through Wyoming, you may come across some!
ROAD TRIP!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This is what we do...
With environmental consciousness in mind, our fabrics are all printed using completely water-based inks. This means no chemicals or solvents are used. We transfer those images onto luxurious fabric using ecologically safe transfer sublimation inks that provide vibrant color. The printing process uses no water and uses non-toxic bio-degradable inks. Our heat fixing procedure fixes the colors and prints, avoiding the downsides of steaming, such as excess or contaminated water returning into the waste system. The textile industry is rife with sustainability problems: from the use of toxic inks and wasteful practices for materials and water, to a race to utilize the cheapest materials such as vinyl—no matter the environmental impact. Our print-on-demand process is designed to minimize fabric and ink waste. Reducing the use of materials, energy and water by choosing a pigment printing process instead of reactive dye.
Making use of stone that we personally collect, cut and polish to a mirror finish, coupled with high powered lenses, we transport the viewer into a microscopic world, far beyond what the naked eye perceives. The diversity, originality and beauty of what is revealed defy description. Those images are then transferred onto a variety of mediums. Consider textiles that are transformed into decor including decorative pillows, bedding, table linens, for both home and commercial use. And fabrics for the fashion world. GEO originals has opened the door to a realm of beauty crossing all genres with endless applications.
Choose your favorite(s) images, choose your fabric and let us know how many yards! We will also provide additional custom order fabrics upon request (please contact GEO originals).
This image is for illustrative purposes only.
The colors shown are accurate within the constraints of lighting, photography and the color accuracy of your screen.
All of our macro photographs are of our own stone; cut and polished, exposing the natural beauty inside.
(All photos shown are watermarked for online viewing. The purchased art will not show watermark.)
©Light the Earth, All Rights Reserved
Copyrighted. No Usage Without Permission