Peruvian Pyrite Cluster - SOLD 2.40" neanderthal more complex bodies as well

more complex bodies as well

this specimen is a fragment of Hadrosaur bone recovered on private land in South Dakota from the Lance Formation

Above: Large and Medium Teeth showing a range of shapes and colors

The unique texture and coloring are the result of uneven firing and rough materials used at the time

Rocks and Freshwater

Peruvian Pyrite Cluster - SOLD 2.40" neanderthal more complex bodies as wellBetter known as Fool's Gold, pyrite is an iron sulfide compound with a gold like appearance, hence its nickname. Unlike gold however, pyrite often forms in cubic crystals, an expression of the mineral's cube shaped atomic structure. This specimen is a Peruvian Pyrite Cluster, measuring 2. 40". It might not be worth its weight in gold, but this mineral has been valued since prehistory when pyrite was used as a fire starter by Neanderthals and our other