Libyan Desert Glass (Medium) - Asteroid Impact Glass fossil It was a part of

It was a part of the Prehistoria Museum collection

**They are randomly selected

These adorable shark pouches would make fantastic gifts or a great addition to your decor

these amazing theropod dinosaur teeth segments date back 68-66 million years (Late Cretaceous)

you can visit this link to learn about how to test the faint radioactivity of your specimen:

Libyan Desert Glass (Medium) - Asteroid Impact Glass fossil It was a part ofReal Libyan desert glass for sale! These are real tektites glassy debris formed by meteoric impacts or airbursts above the deserts of Eastern Libya and western Egypt! The glass is almost pure silica, which required temperatures about 1,600C to form! These specimens measure between 1. 25 1. 5" long and can be shipped worldwide! Price is per randomly selected specimen.