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| Iris won first place in the National Park Service art competition that honored National Fossil Day and another first place award from the American Federation of Mineralogical Societies |
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Iris Wild Wins First Place Award
Friday, September 19, 2025
A prehistoric crayfish
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A prehistoric crayfish, Enoploclytia porteri
By Riley Newman
Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club Pebble Pups
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Investigating an Ancient Roman Architectural Artifact
By: Wyatt Maeder, Pebble Pup This Roman tile fragment was found in the Roman Empire. The exact location is unknown. The tile may have cover...
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A prehistoric crayfish, Enoploclytia porteri By Riley Newman Grand Traverse Area Rock and Mineral Club Pebble Pups -
Iris won first place in the National Park Service art competition that honored National Fossil Day and another first place award from the Am...
