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From extinct deer to sea slugs: these fossils lay hidden deep beneath Woudestein campus
Debris, shells and fossils. Conservator Bram Langeveld has found 558 specimens deep beneath Woudestein campus. He shows a selection of the finds in the shell repository in the attic of the Natural History Museum.
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The fossils were uncovered during a drilling operation reaching a depth of 250 metres near the campus entrance at Kralingse Zoom. The drilling is part of the renovation of the Tinbergen Building.
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