Site 1, Whitby
Fossils:
5 complete or near complete ammonites, and 3 fragmented ammonites.
3/4 belemnites, broken
Rock type:
Upper Lias from the Lower Jurassic which occured during the Mesozoic era.
Fossils where found on a wave cut platform that streached 20-30 meters.
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Site 2, Runswick
Fossils:
2 slabs with a variety of specimens.
3 belemnites, 2 incomplete and fragmented 1 possibly complete but fragmented.
1 piece of that I suspect is Jet, a form of fossilised tree resin.
Rock type:
Upper Lias from the Lower Jurassic which occured during the Mesozoic era.
some fossils were located in rocks at the foot of the cliff while the belemnites were found in the cliff face.
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Site 3, Robin Hood's bay.
Fossils:
3 belemnites, fragmented.
2 complete ammonites.
1 piece of coal.
several ammonite imprints.

Rock type:
Lias from the lower Jurassic which occured during the Mesozoic era.
The fossilswere found at the foot of the cliff.
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That is all the fossils that I have excavated during my holiday to Yorkshire.

That is great. You have something like 500 million year old fossils.

And I still have more pictures to post.

I would have loved to have been there with you. We have nothing like that here in Ca. The best we can find is 7MYA bivalves. There have been dino bones found, but that is rare. I do think there is a place in Utah with similar finds as you have. Really cool.

The lucky people who search sites nearby to where I searched have found the bones of Ichthyosaurs and Plesiosaurs, though not complete fossils.

Wow! your finds tell how passionate you are for geology. How I wish that the biology majors here would have the same character and determination. They used to go out and explore as well; but there is something missing on them.

When I was looking for these the weather conditions were ok, it was dry and warm in the sun but there was a cold wind.
Any normal person would have decided not to hunt that day but I continued because I knew that was the best weather I was likely to get this time of the year by the coast.

I was never the only person looking for fossils either, one day further up the beach was a qualified geologist or at least that is what I presume.

I'm sure that it was truly a nice weather by that time. I knew how does that dry and warm in the sun and cold wind feels like, really good to explore and look for specimens. Awesome!