👉 In the context of archaeology, "kelpies" refers to small, flat-shelled sea creatures that lived in coastal areas during the Paleozoic era. These creatures were known for their distinctive kelp-like skin and were often found along the coastlines of various continents, including North America, Europe, and Asia. Kelpies are characterized by their smooth, white body covered with a series of small, flat-shelled structures called "kelpes." These kelpes can range