This utility model relates to the technical field of paleontological fossil excavation tools, specifically to a handheld excavation tool for collecting fossils in layered rocks. The handheld excavation tool includes at least a geological hammer, a steel
chisel, and a steel
crowbar integrated tool. The geological hammer includes a hammerhead body and a
handle, with the hammerhead body located at one end of the
handle. The bottom of the hammerhead body is a circular hammerhead, and the top is a wedge-shaped edge. The steel
chisel includes a
chisel body, with a chisel head at the upper end and a pointed tip at the lower end. The chisel body has anti-slip textures near the chisel head. The steel
crowbar integrated tool includes a steel
crowbar body, a crowbar rod, and an anti-slip handguard. The steel crowbar body is threadedly connected to the crowbar rod, and the crowbar rod has an anti-slip handguard inside its hollow end. This utility model's integrated tool of a geological hammer, steel chisel, and steel crowbar not only possesses high integration and versatility in function but also excels in durability, safety, and convenience, significantly improving the efficiency and safety of fossil collection and excavation work in layered rocks in the field.