Short Description:
Polished slice of fossilized coprolite revealing intricate trace fossils, likely remnants of ancient invertebrate activity or microbial structures.
Dimensions:
Height: ~12 cm
Width: ~10 cm
Thickness: ~1.5 cm
Weight: ~500g
Description
This striking polished slice of fossilized coprolite (fossilized feces) showcases a rare and beautiful example of nature’s prehistoric artistry. The piece reveals fine, dendritic and curvilinear structures likely created by ancient invertebrates or microbial activity, preserved over millions of years within lithified organic material. The swirling organic patterns and mineral-rich coloration (browns, grays, and ochres) add both scientific and aesthetic value.
Such specimens are highly valued by paleontologists and collectors alike for their insight into ancient diets and ecosystems. The internal detail on this piece could suggest digestive remains or traces of prehistoric organisms. Its clean polish and organic patterning make it an exceptional display or conversation object.
This specimen was cut and polished to a smooth surface, allowing a clear view into the complex structure, while the reverse side retains its natural raw form.