Fossil parks are unique places that offer a glimpse into the Earth's ancient past. These spaces are where one will find preserved geological and paleontological treasures, some dating back millions of years. These parks serve as outdoor museums, showcasing fossilised remains of prehistoric life, including trees, plants, shells, and even traces of ancient creatures. One such fossil park is National Fossil Park at Ghugwa, Madhya Pradesh. Recently, an interesting discovery was made in this fossil park where a team of archaeologists from Ashoka University in Sonipat, conducting research in Bandhavgarh National Park and Tiger Reserve, found prehistoric artefacts made from fossil wood.
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Madhya Pradesh: Prehistoric artefacts on fossil wood discovered in Ghugwa
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