Age and Origin:

This fossil dates back to the Maastrichtian era (Late Cretaceous), around 70 million years ago, and was found in Khouribga Province, Morocco.

Species and Dimensions:

It belongs to the Platecarpus species and measures 4 meters in length, making it a rare and significant fossil.

Extraction and Preservation:

Our team spent ten months carefully extracting and preserving this fossil. Please note: the specimen does show signs of restoration to maintain its stability and enhance its appearance.

Significance and Appeal:

This Platecarpus fossil is one of the best-preserved specimens ever found. Restoration work has been done, which is common with fossils of this age, to ensure its durability and display quality. This fossil stands out as a significant and impressive find, ideal for serious collectors and fossil enthusiasts.

This fossil represents not only a piece of prehistoric history but also the extensive effort and care put into its preservation. Restoration was applied where necessary to bring out its full potential, ensuring that this remarkable specimen will be a prized addition to any collection.

Don’t miss the chance to own this rare fossil, with its combination of natural beauty and expert restoration.