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In Lewes, Delaware, Audrey Carter pursues a lifelong interest in field paleontology, with a specialty in finding prehistoric fossils and shark teeth. She spent decades working in residential construction before turning more attention to local creek beds. Carter also assists at regional public dig days, helping newcomers recognize ancient specimens in the gravel.

Can You Find Shark Teeth in Hawaii?
Where to Find Fossils in Ohio and What You’ll Discover
Where to Find Amber in the USA and How to Identify It
How Old Are the Trees in the Petrified Forest?
Is a Sedimentary Rock the Same as a Fossil?
How Long Do Stalagmites Take to Form?
How to Make a Sedimentary Rock Model for Science
What Is Green Amber and How Does It Get Its Color?
Where Does Diatomaceous Earth Come From?
Where Is Sandstone Commonly Found in Nature?
How Long Does It Take for Limestone to Form?
How Long Does It Take for Stalactites to Form?
Where Is Black Sand Found and How Does It Form?
Where Is Flint Found Naturally and How Does It Form?
What Is in Mud? The Essential Ingredients and Their Roles
Is Kirkjugolf a Sedimentary Rock or an Igneous Rock?
Where Can Conglomerate Be Found and How Does It Form?
What Does a Sedimentary Rock Look Like?
Where Are the Best Places to Find Fossils?
Is a Seashell a Fossil? How to Tell the Difference
How to Identify a Real Megalodon Tooth
Where to Find Fossils in Florida: Top Locations
Where In the World Can You Find Ammonite Fossils?
How to Tell if a Rock Is a Fossil?
Where to Find Fossils in Texas: Locations & Rules
Where to Find Fossils in Oregon: Prime Locations
What Does a Petrified Fossil Look Like?
How Is Dirt Made? The Scientific Process Explained
Where to Find Ammonites and How to Identify Them
Can You Find Megalodon Teeth in Florida?