Object Listing

Lateral preservation of a Plecoptera specimen, likely a different morphospecies from AM11311. Includes a body impression of the thorax and abdomen which includes a partial leg and the point of attachment. Is likely the counterpart of AM12497

A body fossil of Plecoptera. Missing head, but includes partial legs which appear to incude tarsomeres. Thorax abdomen and cerci preserved

A body fossil of Plecoptera. Missing head, but includes partial legs which appear to incude tarsomeres. Thorax abdomen and cerci preserved

Laterally preserved impression fossil of a stonefly, although not including the full body has preserved the leg section of the stonefly, which incloudes extremely important taxonomic information

Laterally preserved impression fossil of a stonefly, includes the abdomen and thorax, unfortunately lacking head, but shows all three pairs of legs and their placement on the specimens body

Full body specimen excluding head, has cerci and leg fragments: Shows three tarwsomeres clearly

Full body specimen excluding head, has cerci and leg fragments: Shows three tarwsomeres clearly. Unfortunately femur not as clear as in previous specimen, but still appears to include full leg

What may be a mayfly that has been laterally compressed. Heavily textured skin with many small holes, perhaps setae sticking into the rocks? Includes some of the abdomen, although missing the cerci, and appears to have a gill

Near complete abdomen, shows abdomen and cerci, stretching up to the thorax. Only one thoracic segment preserved, shows wing pad and partial leg. Includes some of the tarsomeres, but inconclusive. Seems to show three tarsomeres, but will need prep to be sure

Near complete abdomen, shows abdomen and cerci, stretching up to the thorax. Only one thoracic segment preserved, shows wing pad and partial leg, however unfortunately cut off before the tarsi

Most complete specimen, includes full body, with head and antennae and shows extremely lengthy cerci, giving the most accurate image of the overall body of these nymphs

Incompete specimen, with abdomenand broken of cerci. Small region of thorax preserved. Includes a leg which may show five tarsomeres, but unclear and may simply be distorted, or show 3 tarsomeres

2x abdomens, one with very little information. 2nd specimen includes wing bud with some venaition, although very limited and what may ve tarsomeres. Unfortunately leg extremely poorly preserved, so difficult to pick up and information like that

Small cluster of abdomens, includes cerci and partial thorax on one of the two. Both feature almost complete legs, however all of them are missing conclusive tarsomeres, and seem to be broken up slightly

Morphospecies one complete specimen, including long antenae, thorax and abdomen. Legs preserved showing a forward, back back position, and highly likely to have a complete leg that requires preperation. Forwardmost leg small, which is quite common in stoneflies. Cerci not preserved

Nearly full body of morphospecies one. Includes head (With antennae bases, thorax and abdomen, along with wing pads (No venaition). Unfortunately lacking cerci (Although what may be remnants present)

Unprepared nodule containing the snout of a gorgonopsian. Age: Tapinocephalus AZ. Material originally from the Albany Museum, currently on loan at the Evolutionary Studies Institute. Dimensions: 5cm x 8cm x 4cm.

temporary export of Eunotosaurus africanus

Fossilized skull of a Tapinocephalidae Dinocephalia (young Moschops capensis) of 260 millions years old

10 fragments of early Devonian brachiopod rich lag deposit from near Mpofu Dam

Plain Pottery (surface collection)

Plain 2 Rims Pottery

Plain Body

Plain Body

Plain Body

20 Plain Rims, 6 Dec Rims, 11 Dec Body Pottery