Gastornis Fossil Bird Eggshell – Eocene Era, France | Genuine Specimen | COA Included

Description

Gastornis Fossil Bird Eggshell – Eocene Era (St Antonin Sur Bayon, France)

Own a rare piece of prehistoric avian history with this fossilized eggshell fragment from Gastornis, a giant flightless bird from the Eocene epoch. This remarkable specimen comes from the Sparnacian Age, around 56-47 million years ago, and was discovered in St Antonin Sur Bayon, France. Gastornis, once known as the “terror bird,” was one of the largest birds to have ever lived, and its fossilized eggshells provide a unique glimpse into the life of these ancient giants.

Key Features:

• Species: Gastornis (Giant Flightless Bird)
• Geological Period: Eocene Era (Sparnacian Age, 56-47 million years ago)
• Location: St Antonin Sur Bayon, France
• Condition: Fossilized eggshell fragments, well-preserved with natural texture and detail.
• Authenticity: Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) to guarantee the specimen’s genuine origin.
• Size: Average specimen size ranges from 7mm to 15mm. Please refer to the provided photo, which includes a 1cm scale cube for size reference. The photo shows an example of the type of specimen you will receive.

Gastornis was a large, flightless bird known for its massive size and imposing presence. This eggshell fragment offers a fascinating link to this prehistoric creature, making it an ideal addition to any fossil collection. Its natural texture and preservation make it a beautiful and educational display piece.

Why Buy from Us?

• 100% Genuine Specimens: All our fossils are carefully sourced and guaranteed to be authentic.
• Certificate of Authenticity Included: Your purchase comes with a COA to certify the fossil’s authenticity and origin.
• Exact Type of Specimen: The image shows an example of the type of fossil you will receive, with each piece being naturally unique.

Add this extraordinary Gastornis fossil eggshell to your collection today. It’s perfect for fossil collectors, educators, or anyone interested in the fascinating world of prehistoric birds. Own a piece of the Eocene epoch and the incredible history of ancient avian life!