Bracklesham Bay, West Sussex: Eocene shells and shark teeth

Where: UK & Ireland · Europe · approx. 50.76, -0.86 (vicinity only)

Why this spot: Rockhounding locality: Bracklesham Group clays exposed at extreme low tide, shedding 45-million-year-old shells and shark teeth onto the sand

What turns up: Turritella and Venericor shells, shark teeth (Striatolamia), ray plates, Nummulites, fish remains

Access: Open / legal.

Open beach, loose surface collecting is fine, no tools needed or wanted, part of the bay is within Medmerry / SSSI interest so leave exposures alone

Satellite view, historic-map overlays, tide/flow context and field notes are in the app. Exact research detail is part of Pro.