Cave Bear Claw - Fossil stone setting a mold was made of
Description
a mold was made of a 50 million year old shark tooth
Drill Bit Sizes: 6
Approximate Size of 1 piece (at widest): 8cm x 2cm x 2cm
the area that is now the Isle of Sheppey was submerged under a shallow sea
transparent labradorite with bright flashes of blue
Cave Bear Claw - Fossil stone setting a mold was made ofMined from: Krakow, Poland Era: Cenozoic (Pleistocene Epoch)Geological Age: Approximately 2 mya Description: This lot of fossilized claws is incredibly well preserved. The highest grade pieces have perfectly preserved anatomy, letting you see exactly how these claws once attached to the massive paws of a cave bear. Their tips come to sharp, in tact points, and the bottoms that would have connected with the paw have well defined ridges with overhands
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