fossils

Cincinnati is known around the world for its abundant and well-preserved Ordovician-age fossils.

Students flew drones and created digital landscape models from GPS data, allowing them to zero in on new fossils.

The state fossil of Ohio is the trilobite. Kentucky's is the brachiopod. Indiana is one of a handful of states without an official state fossil but that could change if State Rep. Randy Frye of Greensburg has his way.

A University of Minnesota fossil collection - with many specimens gathered by a Cincinnati paleontologist - will make its permanent home at the Cincinnati…

Workers at the Cincinnati Museum Center are already packing up some exhibits and preparing them for storage. Parts of the museum will close at the end of…

Paleontologists, fossil collectors and rock hounds from around the world are drawn to southwestern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Eastern Indiana due to our…

One of the greatest collections of fossils can be found at the Cincinnati Museum Center, and this weekend those relics will be celebrated during the…

The Cincinnati Museum Center at historic Union Terminal is currently exhibiting some of its world-class collection of invertebrate fossils from the…

Dr. Ian Tattersall is currently Curator Emeritus in the Division of Anthropology of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. He is working…

Dr. Joshua Miller from the University of Cincinnati’s Department of Geology joins Thane Maynard to discuss his work collecting and researching fossils and…