The Pocket Paleontologist - Fossil hunting pocket tool
$12.95
Keep beautiful, complete notes and precise measurements on your next fossil-hunting expedition.
FOSSIL HUNTING ESSENTIALS LASER-ETCHED INTO A WALLET-SIZED STAINLESS STEEL CARD:
- Unit conversions and full geologic time scale table reference will help you finish your notes when you’re exploring areas without a good cell phone signal.
- Ruler, compass, and protractor enable exacting sketches of your fossil or mineral specimens on-site for when you can’t carry everything back with you.
- It's the perfect gift for professionals or hobbyists exploring fossil hunting, minerals and gems collecting, or students in any of these branches of paleontology majors: micropaleontology, paleobotany, paleozoology, paleoanthropology, taphonomy, palynology, and ichnology.
- Designed and approved by professional paleontologists in the USA for field and lab work.
- Here's how to use me!
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Bulk Orders
Bulk classroom discounts and group/logo customization are available by request. Bulk pricing starts at 10 cards and custom logos start at 100 cards.
Ready when you are
Exactly the size of a credit card, The Pocket Paleontologist is an easy every-day-carry (EDC) item for fossil hunting and rock hounding.
Precise notes in the lab
Use the built-in straight-edge, compass and protractor to record accurate angles, curves, and dimensions of every sample you bring back. Place it in every sample photo to use the high-visibility ruler for size calibration later.
Essential info when off the grid
The back is covered in reference info like a GSA-based geological timeline and unit conversions for length, volume, and mass. Complete your notes in the field instead of waiting for the first cell signal on the way back.
