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Introducing myself ...
It all started when I found my first fossil of a sea urchin
pin in a piece of flint in the northern part of The Netherlands.
At that time I was 8 years old. The next holiday with my parents
on the Swedish island of Oland, I found some trilobites. My parent
have always supported me in collecting fossils. I collected fossils
ever since. When I was 18 I began to study geology at the Free University
in Amsterdam. In 2002 I finished my study.
Over the years I collected a pretty large collection. My collection
is now containing over 9000 specimens. The fossils were collected
at many different sites in Europe. Large collections came from Groningen,
The Netherlands (mainly Silurian / Ordovician corals); many different
fossils from Maastricht, The Netherlands; mainly Silurian corals
from Gotland, Sweden; bivalves, gastropods, and shark teeth from
Antwerp, Belgium, and Cadzand, The Netherlands.
Herman Zevenberg
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The
maker of www.fossiel.net