fossils
46 item(s) found:
A large Crinoid Fossil plate, c.345 mill. BP, embedded in their matrix, USA, 74 x 50 cm
Two Fossil Crinoid Specimens, c.345 mill. BP, embedded in their matrix, USA, 24-33 cm (2)
Four Fossil Crinoid Specimens, c.345 mill. BP, embedded in their matrix, one fragmented, USA, 3-47 cm (6)
Three Fossil Specimens, c.345 mill. BP, including crinoids and other marine fauna, USA, 19-32 cm (3)
Two Fossil Specimens, embedded in their matrix, 20-39 cm (2)
Four Fossil fish plates, including Mioplosus sp, Eocene, 7.5-35 cm (4)
A rare Fossil Baobab seed Pod, well preserved, with stalk intact, 14 cm
A collection of eight Fossils, including ammonites and trilobites, 5-12 cm (8)
A fine specimen of Fossil Trilobites, the six organisms embedded in a matrix, 42 x 48 cm
A fine Fossil Trilobite, well preserved within matrix, 24 x 20 cm
A fine Fossil shark tooth, Carcharodon megalodon, an attractive specimen from the extinct white shark, Miocene, 7.5-10.5 cm
Two fine Opalised Fossil Specimens, a marine gastropod and opalised pine cone crystal, 12-20 cm (2)
A collection of Opalised Fossil wood, exhibiting fine opalescence, 7-14 cm (12)
Collection of eight Opalised marine Fossils, from Coober Pedy, 1-18 cm (8)
Three Inuit artefacts, two of walrus tusk, one decorated in relief with three walruses, and a fossil walrus bone with polished anterior, 26-37 cm (3)
A rare Fossil Mammoth Molar, Artist unknown, decorated with diminutive ivory birds pegged to woolly mammoth molar, Pt Hope, Alaska, 25 x 13 cm. Provenance: purchased from Paul Goldstein, New York
A Fossil specimen, of a terrestrial vertebrate, within a moulded base, 45 x 28 cm
Four polished fossil shark teeth probably Carcharodon sp, Miocene, a mammoth molar and three other polished horn-like fossils, largest 15 cm
Fossils: a collection comprising a Plesiosaur tooth Fossil, Plesiosaur Mauritanicus, Cretaceous period (c100 million y.o.) from Khouribga, Morocco; Dinosaur Vertebr', unidentified species, Cretaceous period (c100 million y.o.…
Fossil Ammonite, Cleoniceras sp, mid Crelaceous (a 109 mya), Ambarimaninga, Mahajanga Province, Madagascar. Ammonites were abundant and diverse in the seas of the Mesozoic Era and they evolved very rapidly to produce numerous species and genera
A superb Fossil Goniatite, exhibiting rich ochre and grey-pink colours and an intricate crystalline pattern, Atlas Mountains, Morocco, Jurassic, 11 x 9 cm
A superb Fossil fish, of the species Diplomystus dentatus, green River, Wyoming, USA, Eocene, 29 x 22 cm
A superb Fossil tooth Carcharodon megalodon, an extremely attractive specimen of a tooth of the extinct giant shark, exhibiting an ivory-like quality and glossy patina, New Caledonia, Miocene, 12 x 8.5 cm
A large Jurassic fish fossil, 200-300 million years old 50 cm wide
A pair of ammonite bookends. Jurassic period, 200-300 million years old. Black fossil bases
A large ammonite Jurassic period, 200-300 million years old Fossil base
Fish Fossil, Knightia, Eocene period (c50 million years old) from Wyoming, USA.
Ammonite Fossil, Labeceras, Cretaceous period (circa 100 million years old) from Walsh River, Qld, Australia.
Ammonite Fossil, unidentified species, Jurassic period (circa 180 million years old) from Madagascar.
Ammonite Fossil, Hildoceras, Jurassic period (c180 million years old) from Whitby, Yorkshire, England.
A fossilised wood fragment, with growth rings clearly visible, Australia, 10 x 15 cm
A fossilised tree trunk section, Australia, 43 x 20 cm
A fossilised marine Benthic section, with numerous bivalve specimens, Australia, 23 x 6 cm
Fish Fossil, Diplomystus, Eocene period (approx. 50 million years old) from Wyoming, USA
Fish Fossil, Knightia, Eocene period (approx. 50 million years old) from Wyoming, USA
Ammonite Fossil, Labeceras, Cretaceous period (c100 million years old) from Walsh River, Qld, Australia
Plesiosaur Tooth Fossil, Plesiosaur Mauritanicus, Cretaceous period (c100 million years old) from Khouribga, Morocco
Ammonite Fossil, Dactylioceras, Jurassic period (c180 million years old) from Holzmaden, Germany.
Ammonite Fossil, unidentified species, Jurassic period (c180 million years old) from Madagascar
An opalised ammonite fossil, of diminutive form, Australia, 5 x 4 cm
Nautiloid Fossil, Orthoceras, Devonian period (c380 million years old) from Erfoud area, Morocco
Large ammonite with a fossilised black marble base, from the Jurassic period, approximately 200-300 million years old