Found garden stone turns out to be 80 million years old

news.bbc.co.uk — Peter Parvin, 74, of Maidstone, picked up the fossilised fish head from a beach between Pevensey, East Sussex and Dungeness, Kent, during a holiday. It was then in his garden until experts at the town's museum looked at it. Dr Ed Jarzembowski, keeper of natural history, dated the fossil from the Cretaceous period.