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Delaware Peterified Wood

Jun 202011

Petrified wood Delaware such as this piece can appear naturally polished. Possible cypress wood, it is from a secondary Pleistocene deposit.

Location: Odessa, Delaware

Fossil Collector: Karenne Snow

Rating: +2 (from 2 votes)

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