Equus species Tooth Fossil from South Carolina, USA grape agate particularly near the Moldau River

particularly near the Moldau River (hence its name)

The color of amethyst can vary from pale lilac to deep purple

Intricate Suture Patterns: The detailed suture lines on this ammonite are not only scientifically significant but also visually captivating

The enamel preservation and natural surface texture are nicely preserved

Equus species Tooth Fossil from South Carolina, USA grape agate particularly near the Moldau RiverSize: 1. 90" = 4,83 cm Location: Ace Basin, South Carolina, USA Age: Late Pleistocene Condition: unrestored, natural This is a genuine fossil tooth from an Ice Age horse (Equus sp.), found in the Ace Basin region of South Carolina. Dating back to the Late Pleistocene this specimen features classic crowned enamel and grinding surfaces, perfectly adapted for grazing tough grasses. These ancient horses once roamed North America alongside mammoths, giant