Own a genuine fragment of prehistoric plant life with this probable Calamites fossil, preserved in natural rock and dating from the Carboniferous Period, approximately 300 to 320 million years ago.
Calamites were giant tree-like relatives of modern horsetails that flourished in the vast swamp forests of the Carboniferous. These remarkable plants could reach heights of over 20 metres and played an important role in forming many of today's coal deposits.
This specimen displays the characteristic longitudinal ribbing associated with Calamites stems, making it an interesting addition to any fossil or geology collection.
Perfect for fossil collectors, students, educational displays or anyone fascinated by Earth's ancient history.
Specifications
- Probable Calamites fossil stem fragment
- Geological Age: Probable Carboniferous Period
- Approximate Age: 300–320 million years
- Weight: 20g
- Genuine natural fossil
- One-of-a-kind specimen
Please note that this is a natural fossil. Shape, colour and preservation vary naturally, making every specimen unique.