Stonehenge Bluestone Quarry Slab ornithischian Above: A selection of NWA

Above: A selection of NWA 869 specimens

These were in fact elongated rostral bone structures that gave the appearance of a beak

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It is the only observed meteorite fall which struck a living creature and there is very little of the material available to public hands

It dates to roughly 110

Stonehenge Bluestone Quarry Slab ornithischian Above: A selection of NWAThis specimen is a custom cut mini slab of bluestone recovered downstream from the quarry at Craig Rhos y Felin located on the northern flank of the Preseli Mountains near Pembrokeshire, Wales. Recent petrographic studies have closely linked chippings from these dolerite bluestones to the bluestones installed at Stonehenge roughly 4,500 years ago. Each mini slab is unique and varies in size and shape. As pictured, the slab is housed in a small acrylic