Tortoise - Fossil Specimen Stickleback Coltraneia Trilobites had "tower eyes"

Coltraneia Trilobites had "tower eyes" that were full of hundreds of eye facets which gave them a wide view of any potential predators

Genus: These poops could be from a dino

Approximate Size for 1 piece: 13cm x 8cm x 0

Sky Blue TopazMetal Type:Option1: Sterling Silver OxidizedOption 2: Sterling Silver Plated with Black Rhodium and 24kt Gold

The edges have been notched with a diamond blade to allow the cord to grip into it

Tortoise - Fossil Specimen Stickleback Coltraneia Trilobites had "tower eyes"Mined from: White River Group, Nebraska, USA Era: Eocene Geological Age: 3456 mya Description: This one of a kind fossil specimen from Nebraska, U. S. A. features a naturally preserved tortoise shell section with a rounded, domed form and visible plate like scute patterning across the surface. The pale cream, beige, and light tan fossilized shell shows natural cracking, weathered texture, and subtle earthy mineral staining, giving it an authentic