Gastornis Eggshell chainmail if not more so

if not more so

The 1576 expedition found the area and assumed it was an iron mine and it was again ignored until the late 1770s when a new expedition proposed that the iron field was the product of a volcanic eruption

Freeman and Company

Very roughly

Nearly 95% of all life perished

Gastornis Eggshell chainmail if not more soLIMITED AVAILABILITY: We only have a small selection of these fragments. Once they are gone it is hard to say when (or if) they will return. However, if the are sold out do sign up for email notifications and we will let you know as soon as more return to the nest! Above: Front of Specimen Card Standing over 6 feet and 7 inches (2 m) with a massive skull and beak, Gastornis struck an intimidating profile over the small mammals of 50,000,000 years ago.