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Prehistoric Fossil Unearthed During Routine Yard Work at Syncrude
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Prehistoric Fossil Unearthed During Routine Yard Work at Syncrude
A routine day on the job turned into a step back in time for a Syncrude worker. Lauren Sayers, a vegetation management technician, was carrying out weed control at the Syncrude North Mine site when she noticed something shiny in the ground. Upon closer inspection, the object turned out to be an ammonite (pronounced a-muh-nite) fossil — the remains of an extinct spiral-shelled marine creature that lived more than 100 million years ago. While ammo…
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