#museum

[@FredsFossils]

Wow 😮

[@GeologicalNerd]

Just stellar work! Simply beautiful prep work. Loved the time lapse.

[@sharonmcnutt7389]

Superb.......

[@michaelm6364]

This is beautiful. Nice work.

[@instonefossils698]

Thanks so much

[@jakemoeller7850]

The patterns on this specimen are gorgeous. As an artist, they drew my attention. Well done!

[@johnh539]

what a finde ,it must be amazing to finde that it just kept going. complete and in incredible condition .

[@d.martin5278]

What is the music? Perfect combination! Thanks!!!

[@instonefossils698]

Thanks

[@EatDrinkBeMerry]

AMAZING! 😍 How many hours did that take?

[@tamaradries222]

Again, WOW!!!

[@instonefossils698]

Thanks

[@jesusmelchor449]

Amazing work friend!!!!

[@instonefossils698]

Thanks

[@manijer]

Atractosteus Simplex it's a Gar fish their ancestors are all over the rivers and big creeks in Kansas still. Lots of teeth, there are videos of people fishing for them just using frilled rope that gets caught in their teeth. I've seen Gar scales in Native American sites from 1500 years ago.

[@Patriot-rising]

Ait scribes make all the difference. I can not imagine going back 50 years and having to lightly chisel and then dental pick the concretion away. You have added a new subscriber btw. Thank you for uploading this wonderful video.

[@kenbrummage4429]

I see two different tips being used… what are those? Also, what do you spray on it?

[@beverlylumley4150]

Amazingly brought back to present time

[@bradross501]

Wow! That is incredible!

[@instonefossils698]

Thanks so much

[@mikli._.2761]

this is so amazing i wish i can do this i love it 😍😍😍

[@instonefossils698]

Thank you so very much

[@thaithienkhanh4646]

This is a dragon fish fossil it so amazing !!!!!

[@lovemaranathalo9653]

Aligator fish?