Description
Authentic Pennsylvanian Period Fossil Ferns from Western Pennsylvania
Discovered in the coal-rich deposits of Western Pennsylvania, this fossil hails from the Pennsylvanian Period, approximately 300 million years ago. It represents a time when vast tropical swamps dominated the landscape, preserving intricate details of ancient ferns, horsetails, and seed ferns. This remarkable piece offers a glimpse into Earth’s Carboniferous history, making it a perfect addition to any fossil collection or educational display.
Pecopteris (Tree fern leaf)
Carboniferous Period (Pennsylvanian)
Beaver County, PA
These fossils are naturally shiny, but there is also a little glue on the top right corner. It does not affect the attractiveness of the piece.
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