Septarian Nodules are concretions that have a series of radiating cracks, crossed by a series of concentric cracks to form a “turtle-back” appearance. Ball-like Sepatrian Nodules began their life as sedimentary slime at the bottom of a Cretaceous Sea 50 to 70 million years ago. Sediment composed of decomposing plants and animals formed into balls. These Septarian Nodules are presented in a rare free-form display, suspended above a polished fossil round base. FREE UPS Ground Shipping within the Continental United States! To all our Alaska, Canada and Hawaii customers: you will be notified of any applicable shipping charges prior to processing your order for approval.
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| Nodule Size: 9" X 7" and 6" deep. Overall Size: 10" X 8" -- Weight: 21 lbs. Suspended above a polished fossil base which displays a nice Orthoceras fossil and many smaller fossils. |
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| Nodule Size: 8" X 8" and 7" deep Overall Size: 11" X 10" -- Weight 21 lbs Suspended above a polished fossil base displaying many small fossils. |
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