Ankylosaurus Dermal Armor - Scute Fragment reptile The shrapnel specimens are sharp

The shrapnel specimens are sharp pieces of metal that were likely torn off from the meteorite during the airburst or on impact with the ground

It was originally retrieved at the scene in 1937 by journalist Harry Kroh

This specimen is a metallic fragment from SR-71 61-7956

The bracelet comes in a gray gift box with a small information card that includes the names of all the semi-precious stones

crossing numerous cultures

Ankylosaurus Dermal Armor - Scute Fragment reptile The shrapnel specimens are sharpAbove: Front of Specimen Card Covered in rows of bony plates and wielding a powerful clubbed tail, the Ankylosaurs are one of the most distinctive and successful of all dinosaur families. Spread across more than 90 million years of the fossil record, various species of this sturdy dinosaur can be found on every continent on earth. This specimen is a fragment of an Ankylosaurus dermal plate from the Hell Creek formation in South Dakota. It was