Pliocene WebRing

Trilobites at False Creek These casted cement trilobites are part of a public art installation on False Creek in Vancouver BC Canada. Humans continue to be fascinated by trilobites and are sometimes inspired to include them in recreational settings, as an inspiration for the soul and for imagination. They seem to remind us more... - 2010/06/12

Amazing Olenoides! Presented here is a work of staggering detail and beauty, a meticulous tribute to the diversity of life that once thrived in Earth's oceans, hundreds of millions of years ago. This depiction of Olenoides serratus was brought into existence by human hands, though in aspect it looks as though it coul more... - 2010/01/20

AL SUR DE PACHACAMAC: UNA INTRODUCCIÓN A LA ARQUEOLOGÍA DE LA COSTA CENTRO SUR PERUANA (*) Henry Tantaleán Cuando Hernando Pizarro y sus huestes pisaron por primera vez el sitio de Pachacamac a finales del mes de Enero de 1533 se le acercaron un grupo de “señores principales” de los valles more... - 2009/11/13

Jud Turner's Newest Trilobite Here's one of Jud Turner 's latest trilobite-inspired creations, " Trilo-femoral-mechnicus ". It is another beautiful example of one man's obsession with those mysterious creatures from deep time . Impressively, Jud takes our planet's ancient past and propells it into the future, and the result is more... - 2009/06/10

More Trilobite Sculptors Trilobites' power as a tool for inspiration is on the increase, if the growing number of people creating their own trilobite effigies is any indication. More and more often, the visual pleasure of trilobites' architectural symmetry spreads into the lives and repertoires of artists of all ages. For more... - 2009/04/11

Ernst Haekel at The Trilobite Show The beautiful trilobites of Ernst Haekel are the most recent addition to the increasingly amazing online exhibit called The Trilobite Show . This site is the collaborative curatorial effort of Michel Gagne and myself , both avid trilobite enthusiasts, and was created to showcase the most compelling more... - 2009/03/03