Harpes Trilobite - Fossil Specimen rare trilobite display columnar tooth structures rising vertically

columnar tooth structures rising vertically from a compact marine matrix

it is made by a highly skilled artisan

Approximate Weight of 1 Piece: 315g

with a name meaning “shark-toothed lizard” due to the sharp

Some stromatolites date back to the first single celled organisms on earth

Harpes Trilobite - Fossil Specimen rare trilobite display columnar tooth structures rising verticallyMined from: Lower Devonian fossil beds, Anti Atlas region, Morocco Era: Devonian Period Geological Age: 393 419 mya Description: This one of a kind Harpes trilobite fossil specimen from Morocco features a raised black trilobite prepared on a pale grey limestone matrix with a broad, flat display surface and rough natural edges. The fossil shows a rounded cephalic fringe with warm rusty orange brown colouration around the outer rim, creating strong