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Opalised fossils provide insight into prehistoric outback NSW

Oct. 6, 2024 - 14:39 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

One in a billion bones becomes a fossil, and even fewer turn into precious opal. Then there’s a choice, should opalised fossils be sold for jewellery, or preserved for scientific study?