Peruvian Pyrite Cluster - SOLD 2.84" hypacrosaurus This specimen comes from a

This specimen comes from a surviving moon tree: a Sycamore living on the campus of the University of Arizona in Tucson

There are numerous large craters here

Glyptodons and Giant Armadillos flourished across the Americas up until just over 10

but once brick material is sold out

Peruvian Pyrite Cluster - SOLD 2.84" hypacrosaurus This specimen comes from aBetter known as Fool's Gold, pyrite is an iron sulfide compound with a gold like appearance, hence its nickname. Unlike gold however, pyrite often forms in cubic crystals, an expression of the mineral's cube shaped atomic structure. This specimen is a Peruvian Pyrite Cluster, measuring 2. 84". It might not be worth its weight in gold, but this mineral has been valued since prehistory when pyrite was used as a fire starter by Neanderthals and our other