Cretaceous Era Fossil Shrimp - Sannine Formation homegoods 63" handaxe/biface from North Africa

63" handaxe/biface from North Africa and is dated to roughly 12

48" at the tallest point

Tool making is a defining component in the evolution of human culture and sets us apart from the other creatures on the planet

The indigenous Quechuan name translates to Spanish as Campo del Cielo or "Field of Heaven

The science is still unsettled about adults as depicted here but juveniles definitely had feathers

Cretaceous Era Fossil Shrimp - Sannine Formation homegoods 63" handaxe/biface from North Africa90 million years ago, prehistoric sea creatures swam in the coastal waters of what is now the Sannine Formation. This limestone deposit in northern Lebanon is a treasure trove of fossil specimens that paleontologists are learning more about each day. These specimens are fossil shrimp from the Sannine Formation which have been preserved in incredible detail. They are estimated to be over 90 million years old and comes with an informational photo card