Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary rocks form when loose particles of sediment, like sand, mud, or pieces of shell, are pressed and cemented together, usually in layers, over long periods of time. Because they form in layers and often contain fossils, sedimentary rocks are especially useful for reconstructing Earth's past.

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