Trilobite Fossil – Paralejurus hamlagdadicus | Devonian Morocco PrognathodonDevonian Period (~390 million years ago) Atchana, Morocco This beautifully preserved Paralejurus hamlagdadicus is a remarkable example of Devonian trilobites, admired for its smooth contours and elegant, compact anatomy. Discovered in the ancient marine sediments of Atchana, Morocco, it represents a species that once thrived in the warm, shallow seas of the Paleozoic era. With its naturally preserved exoskeleton and finely detailed structure, this
The specimen displays the species’ characteristic arched glabella
With its strong anatomical form and naturally aged patina
this Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) thoracic vertebra is a true relic from Europe’s last Ice Age
This authentic Ovis aries skull is a well-preserved remnant of early domestic sheep populations from post-glacial Europe
A rare marine reptile from the Cretaceous seas — presented for clear and balanced display
• Dimensions: 17 x 9cm• Associated species: Homo erectus• Origin: Sahara desert• Material: Quartzite (typical for Acheulean tools from this region)• Surface: Well-developed desert patina
when mammoths still roamed the frozen plains of northern Europe
Condition: 100% authentic Ice Age fossil
Details:• Fossil type: Mammoth rib (middle ventral position)• Geological age: Late Pleistocene (~30
and finely segmented body
and Selenopeltis sp
the specimen retains its original morphology shaped by millions of years of fossilization
