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Title
Petrified Wood
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Debby Pueschel
Medium
Photograph - Photograph
Description
Petrified Forest National Park, located near Holbrook, Arizona, is a wonderful place to see ancient trees and vegetation, felled by volcanic activity approximately 200 million years ago. This area was a lowland with a tropical climate and covered by a dense forest. Rivers flooded by tropical rain storms washed mud and other sediments into the lowlands. Large trees covered the land. These gems were created by the process of rapid burial of the plants as they were covered by ash. Lack of oxygen did not allow organisms to that work on dead vegetation to cause deterioration. This allowed the vegetation to turn into rocks.
Native Americans would cut the precious gems and use them for trade with other tribes and explorers.
Today, you can walk through these splendid pieces of petrified wood and marvel how this now hot high desert climate, once was a cool and beautiful marshland.
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February 14th, 2021
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Durham, NC - United States
Wonderful close-up, showing the petrification in detail; also very helpful description! l/f
CA, CA - United States
Thanks everyone....at Petrified Forest, you find it everywhere! It is so fun to visit there. Thank you again.
Derry, NH - United States
It is all made my sister is buried there now...put on black granite with names and a brownish pink base. Matches another stone we have for other family members also in Rose quartz .
Derry, NH - United States
Thank you for sharing the beauty of this stone from trees. Magnificent once thought about using for my gravestone but chose Rose quartz instead since it is my last name!
Debby Pueschel replied:
Maureen, thank you for your very nice comments...and the Rose quartz would be beautiful!
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