Peanut Wood Fossil Pendant - SOLD 1.27" eocene but we've tried to remove

but we've tried to remove that as it is quite brittle

Above: Copper Crystal specimens hanging out on a Permian sedimentary slab formed around the same time (geologically speaking)

I decided to climb the cliff below the castle where nothing could reach me

54" phytosaur fossil scute uncovered from the Redonda formation in New Mexico

Peanut Wood Fossil Pendant - SOLD 1.27" eocene but we've tried to removePeanut wood is a special type of fossilized wood which contains several silica "peanuts" within the material. These features were created when shipworms ate holes in prehistoric driftwood. Then, mud filled with tiny protozoa with silica skeletons filled these holes, eventually fossilizing into unique patterns within the wood. This material is known from the Windalia Radiolarite Formation in western Australia and dates back over 112,000,000 years to