Field guide No. 219

An open black umbrella lies upside down in a sunbaked desert, filled to the brim with fossil ammonites. The forecast, eventually, was stone.

A brief history of rain

Kept dry for a few million years.

An open black umbrella lies upside down in a sunbaked desert, filled to the brim with fossil ammonites. The forecast, eventually, was stone.

Field noteFossils can be poured into an umbrella by anyone with a shovel. Ammonites and umbrellas, both on record.

Specimen
No. 219
Kind
Possible (the golden mountain kind)
Breaks
Nothing
Where it doesn’t exist
A sunbaked desert, after the last rain.
Nearest existing relative
An umbrella, and ammonite fossils.
Filed in Fresh slop as
Objects

Also possible, also breaking nothing