Description

hematite has historical significance as a pigment in cave paintings and early human artifacts

- Formation: Crystallized from high-pressure and high-temperature fluids in metamorphic rocks

- Chemical Composition: FeS₂ (Iron Sulfide)

Weight: 871 grams

Ammonite Polished Dish fossils hematite has historical significance asSize: 14x8 cms Weight: 168 grams Location: Madagascar Product Description: Ammonite Polished Dish is a beautiful fossilized ammonite shell from Madagascar, expertly polished to reveal its intricate details. This stunning piece showcases the natural beauty of ancient marine life. Geological Information: Location: Madagascar, off the coast of East Africa Type: Ammonite fossil Formation: Formed in the Cretaceous period, over 100 million years ago, in a

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