Mosasaur Tooth Mosasaur Tooth:E - 6 Gram The Gibeon meteorite fragment holds

The Gibeon meteorite fragment holds a fascinating history as a source of iron tools and weapons among the Kalahari Desert tribesmen in Namibia

or even be used as decorative pieces in home decor

adds to its natural beauty

The Tissint meteorite is classified as a shergottite

Rare and Unique: Pallasite meteorites like Sericho are extremely rare

Mosasaur Tooth Mosasaur Tooth:E - 6 Gram The Gibeon meteorite fragment holdsSize: 11 x 8. 5 x 2. 5 Cm Box size , 3 x 1. 5 x 1 Cm(Avg) Product Size Weight: 112 Gram box , 6 Gram(Avg) product weight Location: Morocco Product Description: This fossilized Marine Reptile Tooth from Morocco is a remarkable specimen, approximately 90 100 million years old, from the Cretaceous period. The tooth belongs to a marine reptile, likely a species of Mosasaur or Plesiosaur, that inhabited the coastal waters of what is now Morocco during the