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Ammonites Group, 180 Million Years Old
€3,000.00
Référence L888-OC- PUFO413
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Description
Block of Dactylioceras Athleticum ammonites.
A magnificent unique piece!
This block of Ammonites is a real photo of a seabed more than 180 million years old!
This large block of stone is 180 million years old since it dates from the Toarcian, at the very beginning of the Jurassic.
And surely a little German accent, since he comes from the Bayern region.
However, it is found throughout Europe. The Schlaifhausen site where this block comes from was undoubtedly the shore of a Jurassic sea where empty ammonite shells accumulated. The main advantage of this site is that the soil has remained quite sandy, which makes it easier to clear the gangue. A natural accumulation that was created 180 million years ago!
The block is presented on a polished brass base.
Dimensions and Specifications - Shipment information
- Width: 27 cm
- Height: 37 cm
- Depth: 12 cm
- Weight (item packed): 10 kg
- Era: Actual Arts and crafts
- Style: Curiosities - Naturalia
- France Delivery (Out of Corsica and Dom Tom): 2-3 weeks
- EU Countries Delivery: By specialized carrier by appointment on the ground floor, delay 3-4 weeks. For upstairs delivery, please contact us.
This block of Ammonites is a real photo of a seabed more than 180 million years old!
This large block of stone is 180 million years old since it dates from the Toarcian, at the very beginning of the Jurassic.
And surely a little German accent, since he comes from the Bayern region.
However, it is found throughout Europe. The Schlaifhausen site where this block comes from was undoubtedly the shore of a Jurassic sea where empty ammonite shells accumulated. The main advantage of this site is that the soil has remained quite sandy, which makes it easier to clear the gangue. A natural accumulation that was created 180 million years ago!
