A fantastic benchtop piece neatly sitting in the brown jura sediment.
At 168million year old Parkinsonia ammonites are considered to be the most common of fossils found in the Sengental quarry.
This specimen host some calcite build up but still display intricate detail of the inner ribbing of the ammonite.
I definitely considered to keep this guy but alas be good to see it go to a good home to be equally cherished.
A fantastic benchtop piece neatly sitting in the brown jura sediment.
At 168million year old Parkinsonia ammonites are considered to be the most common of fossils found in the Sengental quarry.
This specimen host some calcite build up but still display intricate detail of the inner ribbing of the ammonite.
I definitely considered to keep this guy but alas be good to see it go to a good home to be equally cherished.
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