Lebanon Shrimp Plate Fossil Display Specimen Cretaceous Collectors Carey Plume Agate Not much of it goes

Not much of it goes on the market

and we are lucky to still have access to these gorgeous thundereggs

and can work into some pretty beautiful cabochons

this drift wood had shellfish larvae called Terado

Lebanon Shrimp Plate Fossil Display Specimen Cretaceous Collectors Carey Plume Agate Not much of it goesFossil Shrimp Specimens from Lebanon are well known for their well defined structure, which forms the classic idea of a plate fossil. They are also composed of very sturdy shale, but they should still be handled with care. The species of this shrimp is unidentified. These come from the Sannine Formation in Hjoula, Lebanon. They are approx 95 million years old. Measurements (inches longest approx): 2. 9 x 2. 6 x . 44 I do my best to represent the