Westerm Collection

AGRI2A-00060
California vaquero galloping to lasso a steer, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century Frederic Remington illustration

Gantheaume Point C014 / 5778
Woman stands atop Broome sandstone formations at Gantheaume Point

Broome sandstone, Australia
Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Broome sandstone, a primary sedimentary structure formed by the migration of sedimentary environments due to wind or water action. Found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Trace fossils, Gantheaume Point
Trace fossils formed by burrowing animals within the Broome sandstone

Fossilized ripples, Western Australia
Fossilized ripples formed by historic tidal movements over rocks and preserved in red sandstone. They are found at Gantheaume Point, Broome, Western Australia

Broome sandstone, Western Australia
Broome sandstone, showing fine layers of red sandstone and mudstone which were formed on old tidal flats in Broome, Western Australia

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Discover the ancient wonders of Western Australia's Broome sandstone. 🌍🦕 AGRI2A-00060, also known as Gantheaume Point C014 / 5778, holds a treasure trove of geological marvels. This unique formation showcases the remarkable beauty and rich history that lies within its layers. Broome sandstone, found in the heart of Australia's western region, is a testament to millions of years of natural processes. Its distinct patterns and colors tell stories of changing environments and life forms that once thrived here. Trace fossils at Gantheaume Point offer glimpses into prehistoric ecosystems, giving us clues about ancient marine life. Fossilized ripples preserved in this majestic sandstone provide evidence of long-lost landscapes shaped by water currents. These intricate formations serve as time capsules from an era when Western Australia looked vastly different than it does today. Exploring Broome sandstone allows us to connect with our planet's past and appreciate its enduring beauty. Let yourself be captivated by the stunning vistas and fascinating remnants that have stood the test of time in this corner of Western Australia.