Links to other Internet sources
Web sites about trilobites
A guide to the orders of trilobites
Dr. Sam Gons award winning website about trilobites. A must see for every trilobite enthusiastic.
Photographs of trilobites from the Eifel region as well as several trilobites from Vireux-Molhain and Morocco.
Harald Prescher's impressive website about fossils from the Devonian of the Eifel and other regions. No trilobite enthusiast can resist the beauty of some of the classical Eifel trilobites in these galleries.
A blog in French about fossils including trilobites from the Devonian of the Ardennes.
Alfer van Rossum's website which includes trilobites from the Devonian of the Ardennes.
Trilobites from the Ardennes-Eifel region
Website about trilobites from the Ardennes-Eifel region.
About trilobites and some other fossils with an introduction to trilobites and an interesting history about trilobite research(ers).
The Semois river near Botassart, south belgium.
Les trilobites Ordoviciens de Bretagne
Christophe Guillou's classical site about trilobites of Bretagne.
German website about trilobites.
Frank Galef's website on trilobites including some pretty nice Moroccan Devonian wannahaves.
Trilobites of Black Cat Mountain
George Hansen's website on Black Cat Mountain trilobites.
Bob Carroll's Black Cat Mountain Trilobites from Oklahoma.
Several typical Eifel trilobites on 'Eifelperlen.de'.
Eifel trilobites from Gees on 'Eifel-Trilobiten.de'.
Štěpán Rak’s website on trilobites from the Czech Republic with photos of several rare trilobites.
Extensive web site with much information on palaeontology and more.
Paläontologischer Arbeitskreis Koblenz
Website on Early Devonian paleontology of the Eifel, including trilobites.
Frans Kerren's fossil collection
Photo album including trilobite material in boulders from the Netherlands.
Discussion groups
International trilobite discussion group led by the much respected trilophile Dr. Sam Gon III. Trilobite enthusiastics, collectors, amateurs and specialists on a single forum.
Dutch (The Netherlands, Belgium) discussion group.
Interesting discussions on Moroccan but also European trilobites.
Forum des chercheurs de trilobites
A promising new French discussion group on various themes related to trilobites. It's great to see more of these continental European forums with regional information appear.
Other web sites
Website of a large mineral and fossil society in Hasselt.
Website about Belgian fossils and minerals with brief introductions to Belgian stratigraphy.
Interesting and diverse website from France about fossils including trilobites.
Nice little museum for geology and paleontology in The Netherlands. Absolutely worth visiting sometime for anyone interested in these subjects.
A nice site about paleontology and a number of trilobites from around the world.
Website by Albert Vermeiren on fossils.
The website of a helpful tool developed by Danny Alexandre to arrange fossils including photographs, stratigraphy, classification.
Belgische Vereniging voor Paleontologie (BVP)
Website of the Belgian Society for Palaeontology.
Website by Hans Steur on fossil plants (mainly Dutch).
Regional website primarily focused on the collecting of fossils.
Sanctuary for exotic animals. Too late to rescue any trilobites which have long gone extinct, but doing incredibly good work.