Ancient Shipwreck Pottery G, Roman skeleton This Diplodocus specimen was excavated

This Diplodocus specimen was excavated from the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation at the Stego 99 Quarry in southeastern Wyoming

These rare shoulder blades (scapula) would make for great reference specimens or as as craft material

These are keychains made with real salvaged raccoon tails

At the broadest points it measures 11cm (4

6 million years ago and went extinct at least 4100 years ago

Ancient Shipwreck Pottery G, Roman skeleton This Diplodocus specimen was excavatedAuthentic Roman shipwreck pottery for sale! Dating back to the 1 2nd Century CE, this is a stunning Ancient Roman shipwreck pot fragment! This particular ~13" diameter pot fragment would make a great addition or start to any collection. Legally sourced from a 1960s German collection, we can ship this incredible ancient artifact worldwide.