Urban fossils of Winnipeg
Manitoba Museum
Tyndall Stone
Location: façade and interior walls
Age: Ordovician
Fossils: burrows, corals, cephalopods, stromatoporoids, etc.
Information and photographs: Graham Young
Additional information: THE FOSSILS SURROUND US, by Graham Young
Manitoba Museum
Tyndall Stone
Location: façade and interior walls
Age: Ordovician
Fossils: burrows, corals, cephalopods, stromatoporoids, etc.
Information and photographs: Graham Young
Additional information: THE FOSSILS SURROUND US, by Graham Young
Tyndall Stone on the façade with an orthoconic cephalopod
Hallway near the lifts, clad in Tyndall Stone slabs
Darker mottles represent burrows made by arthropods and worms, whereas the white structure to the lower left is a coral colony
Stromatoporoid
Coral colony (right)
Rugose coral (beside the water fountain)
Coral colony (white) growing on top of a stromatoporoid (brown, laminated)
Cephalopod shell