pyrobitumen specimens would make for wonderful display items or gifts

though this particular specimen is from Europe

dinosaur tooth would have torn apart its prey with these broad

The pale blue

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Roman Pottery Sherd E marine pyrobitumen specimens would make forAncient Roman pottery sherd for sale, dating back to the 1st century BCE 2nd century CE. In archaeology, a shard is describing glass and a sherd describes pottery. This specimen was sourced from the estate of Doctor Dean Axelson, the founder of the Ontario Archaeological Society. It was on display at the Prehistoria Museum but has been deaccessioned to raise funds for our operations and renovations. This fragment measures ~2. 25" long and can be