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Dimensions
Size and Weight displayed above Image of each Dish Average Size 5.5"/14cm - 6.5"/16.5cm diameter Average Weight 100-600g
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Fossil Dish 5.6"/14.5cm (311g) - NA0368 | ||
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Fossil Dish 5.6"/14.5cm (331g) - NA0369 | ||
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Fossil Dish 5.6"/14.5cm (417g) - NA0370 | ||
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Fossil Dish 5.7"/14.5cm (425g) - NA0248 | ||
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Fossil Dish 5.9"/15cm (343g) - NA1014 | ||
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Description
Devonian Marble Dish with One perfectly centred Ammonite inclusion; to acquire Devonian Marble and produce such designs is very difficult.
Various other Fossil Inclusions also seen such as Orthoceras, and other prehistoric crustacea
Our artisans creatively producing a unique domestic and fossil object that is highly decorative and a unique fossil for sale at our fossil shop, in the fossil store Ltd, in the United Kingdom.
Information
Fossil Devonian Fossil Marble originates from the Western Sahara Desert, southern east Morocco.The Black Fossil stone is from a small enclave named Tazzerine.
The Brown Fossil stone is from the region of Erfoud, one of the outposts before the Sahara Desert waste stretch out southward, deep into the African Continent, both places reside in the province of Errachidia.
This resource was discovered commercially in the 1970s and has been producing fine Fossil Specimens since that time.
The Fossils Inclusions in the Black stone are predominately Orthoceras a type of Cuttle Fish, Marine invertebrate. The seas long ago teemed with these extraordinary creatures, reaching lengths up to approximately 1 meter in average; some animals even larger have been recorded.
The Brown stone contains the both Orthoceras and Ammonoids, which include Nautiloids and Ammonites.
Most of the creatures died out in a mass extinction some 74 million years ago, approximately the Campanian Epoch, from the Late Cretaceous Period of the Mesozoic Era. Some Ammonite Species have been recorded up to and over seven feet in diameter.
Images show One specimen at different view points; Face, Back, etc
Other Nomenclature
Devonian Dish
Devonian Dishes
Marble Dish
Marble DishesFossil Bowl
Fossil Bowls
Ammonite Dish
Ammonite Dishes
Ammonoid Dish
Ammonoid Dishes
Ammonite Bowl
Ammonite Bowls