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RMERHX7A–Carboniferous Rocks at Saltpan Rocks, Scremerston, Berwick Upon Tweed, Northumberland, England
RMBM179B–Peabody Museum, New Haven, Connecticut. Giant Arthropluera millipede from Carboniferous Period
RMC3REX4–Folding of the stratigraphy of the Brigantian shales of the carboniferous era on the beach at Loughshinny, co.Dublin, Ireland
RFG12FTB–Calamites are a type of horsetail plant that lived in the coal swamps of the Carboniferous Period.
RFFB8F4N–Giant Meganeura dragonfly depicted in a forest in the Carboniferous period in the museum, Buxton, Derbyshire, UK.
RFG2F8YX–Calamites prehistoric tree from the Carboniferous and Permian periods, isolated on white background.
RMF1D2M1–Fossilised tree bark pattern in carboniferous limestone on the Northumberland coastline. UK
RME1WR1W–Plant fossils the Coal Age's carboniferous forests dating 300 million years are uncovered in the Joggins Fossil Cliffs by the
RMM5CPG8–Formations of eroded carboniferous limestone (pavement) on the shore at Nash Point, part of Southerndown coast SSSI, Glamorgan, Wales, UK
RM2GG70DA–Fossil-rich crinoidal marble polished to reveal the stems of these Carboniferous marine Echinoderms - Derbyshire UK
RF2GA8HDM–De la Beche geological unconformity Yellow inferior Oolite Limestone rests on a steeply dipping grey Carboniferous Limestone. Somerset UK
RMF7J3FW–Intensely folded carboniferous rocks on the seashore at Dizzard, in the Boscastle to Widemouth SSSI, north Cornish Coast.
RME1WPKM–Fossil lycopsid tree trunk some 300 millionyears old the Coal Age's carboniferous forests exposed by the Bay Fundy tides.
RMWG9XMD–The carboniferous limestone outcrops and clifffs at Worms Head on the Gower peninsula, South Wales, UK
RMKHKKN5–Fossilised Seashell in Carboniferous Limestone Nash Point Beach Glamorgan Heritage Coast south Wales Coast
RM2H2X8GH–Carboniferous limestone outcrop at the summit of Crook Peak on the Western edge of the Mendip Hills in Somerset UK
RM2J793A3–Millstone Grit - a sandstone from the Carboniferous Period, Dean Black Brook, Anglezarke Moors, above White Coppice, Lancashire
RF2GA8HDR–De la Beche geological unconformity Yellow inferior Oolite Limestone rests on a steeply dipping grey Carboniferous Limestone. Somerset UK
RFG12G1B–The “twin” of Lepidodendron, Sigillaria shared with it the domination over the huge humid Carboniferous Period.
RMF7J3FC–Intensely folded carboniferous rocks on the seashore at Dizzard, in the Boscastle to Widemouth SSSI, north Cornish Coast.
RMMFTN1G–Friars Point, Barry, seen from beach level clearly showing the Carboniferous Limestone geology of the promontory and with people for scale.
RM2DF6B54–Fern fossil (Alethopteris sp. ) Pennsylvanian (Carboniferous) around 300 million years ago. Pennsylvania. USA.
RMJ0DBYT–The Green Bridge of Wales is a natural arch formed from carboniferous limestone and is sited within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales
RME1WPKW–Tourists hunt for fossils from the Coal Age's carboniferous forests that are uncovered in the Joggins Fossil Cliffs by the Bay o
RMWG9Y2T–The carboniferous limestone outcrops and clifffs at Worms Head on the Gower peninsula, South Wales, UK
RM2CCRJR7–Portrait format shot looking north along the ledge of Scout Scar. The views from this Carboniferous outcrop are superb! Also known as Underbarrow Scar
RM2H2X8HC–Carboniferous limestone outcrop at the summit of Crook Peak on the Western edge of the Mendips in Somerset UK with the M5 motorway in the distance
RMTRPEHP–Rock Face Of Millstone Grit - a sandstone from the Carboniferous Period, Dean Black Brook, Anglezarke, nr White Coppice, Lancashire
RF2CKT97W–De la Beche Geological unconformity Yellow inferior Oolite over steeply dipping grey Carboniferous Limestone. Vallis Vale near Frome, Somerset, Englan
RM2F87RRX–The carboniferous limestone cliffs above Burrington Combe on the northern slopes of the Mendip Hills, North Somerset, England.
RFG12FPM–Asterophyllites is one of the many plants of the Carboniferous that used to grow up to gigantic proportions.
RMDFRBRG–A carboniferous limestone cliff (Loup Scar) on the River Wharfe, Yorkshire Dales National Park, England
RM2AAA27C–Stone wall constructed of grey Carboniferous limestone which is the prevalent rock type in the Irish Midlands, Nenagh, County Tipperary, Ireland
RM2DF7223–Sandstone and turbidite from Carboniferous. This photo was taken in Cap Favaritx, Menorca Island, Balearic Islands, Spain.
RMJ0DC18–The Green Bridge of Wales is a natural arch formed from carboniferous limestone and is sited within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales
RMEA632M–Fossils in a stone pillar made from Frosterley marble, a black limestone containing fossil corals from the Carboniferous era
RME1WPM0–Tourists hunt for fossils from the Coal Age's carboniferous forests that are uncovered in the Joggins Fossil Cliffs by the Bay o
RMWG9T9C–The carboniferous limestone outcrops and clifffs at Worms Head on the Gower peninsula, South Wales, UK
RM2C45BD6–Rock Face Of Millstone Grit - a sandstone from the Carboniferous Period, Dean Black Brook, Anglezarke, nr White Coppice, Lancashire
RF2CKT984–Close up of the De la Beche Geological unconformity Yellow inferior Oolite over steeply dipping grey Carboniferous Limestone. Vallis Vale near Frome,
RM2F87RRR–The carboniferous limestone cliffs above Burrington Combe on the northern slopes of the Mendip Hills, North Somerset, England.
RF2HGBH4F–Three Eogyrinus amphibians search together for fish prey during the Carboniferous Period of England.
RFPWF0B7–Carboniferous layers of limestone and shale cliffs at Dunraven Bay, Vale of Glamorgan, South Wales
RM2AAA28K–Stone wall constructed of grey Carboniferous limestone which is the prevalent rock type in the Irish Midlands, Nenagh, County Tipperary, Ireland
RM2DF7215–Sandstone and turbidite from Carboniferous. This photo was taken in Cap Favaritx, Menorca Island, Balearic Islands, Spain.
RMJ0DC0K–The Green Bridge of Wales is a natural arch formed from carboniferous limestone and is sited within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales
RFGH31P9–Steeply dipping carboniferous limestone beds forming sloping cliff line at Whiteshell Point, near Caswell Bay, Gower
RMJ2N2XF–Fossilized wood from Amroth, South Wales - Sigillaria carboniferous. Wood turned into stone is the remains of terrestrial vegetation.
RME1WPKJ–Fossil lycopsid tree trunk the Coal Age's carboniferous forests exposed by the Bay Fundy tides. Joggins Fossil Centre. Bay
