Roman Glass Fragment - 2.74" coprolite This specimen is a fragment

This specimen is a fragment of an Ankylosaurus dermal plate from the Hell Creek formation in South Dakota

Peanut wood is a special type of fossilized wood which contains several silica "peanuts" within the material

284g cross-section of an Oviraptor bone fossil discovered on private land in the Hell Creek Formation of Montana

stratigraphic geology will receive much valuable aid

All jaw fragments include embedded teeth though the number and condition may vary

Roman Glass Fragment - 2.74" coprolite This specimen is a fragmentThis specimen is a piece of Roman glass which is over 1,700 years old. Glass from this era is one of the earliest examples of glassblowing known in human history, and was a popular way to create jewelry, containers, and artwork in the Roman Empire. The fragment measures 2. 74". Weathering over time has softened the piece's edges, but it is still glass and is fragile, so please use care while handling it.