TaleTile Fossil Collection
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 001- T Rex
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 002- Human Ancestor
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 002- Human Ancestor
This tile shows the fossilised skull of Tyrannosaurus rex, one of the largest and most powerful land predators to have ever lived.
The skull’s massive jaws and sharp teeth reveal how T-rex was adapted for crushing bone and hunting large prey during the Late Cretaceous period, around 68–66 million years ago.
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This tile shows the fossilised skull of Tyrannosaurus rex, one of the largest and most powerful land predators to have ever lived.
The skull’s massive jaws and sharp teeth reveal how T-rex was adapted for crushing bone and hunting large prey during the Late Cretaceous period, around 68–66 million years ago.
Each TaleTile includes a QR code linking to a hidden digital page with extended information and background details.
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 002- Human Ancestor
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 002- Human Ancestor
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 002- Human Ancestor
An engraved illustration of an early human ancestor skull. Fossils like this help scientists trace the evolution of modern humans and understand how our brains, faces, and behaviour developed over millions of years.
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Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 003- Ammonite
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 003- Ammonite
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 003- Ammonite
This tile features an ammonite fossil, an extinct marine animal that lived in Earth’s oceans over 65 million years ago.
Ammonites are closely related to modern squid and octopus, and their spiral shells fossilised exceptionally well, making them one of the most common and important fossils used to study prehistoric oceans and climate chan
This tile features an ammonite fossil, an extinct marine animal that lived in Earth’s oceans over 65 million years ago.
Ammonites are closely related to modern squid and octopus, and their spiral shells fossilised exceptionally well, making them one of the most common and important fossils used to study prehistoric oceans and climate change.
Each TaleTile includes a QR code linking to a hidden digital page with extended information and background details.
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 004- Plant
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 003- Ammonite
Collection 002 - Fossil Collection - TaleTile 003- Ammonite
Many plant fossils are over 300 million years old, dating back to a time when vast swamp forests covered the Earth. These early plants played a key role in shaping today’s climate by helping form the coal deposits we still use today.
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