Libyan Desert Glass Specimen Crocodylidae Horn Length 64 cm (25

Horn Length 64 cm (25

Calvarium cut

Each radius is unique and will vary in size

These birds are named for their raspy call

Libyan Desert Glass Specimen Crocodylidae Horn Length 64 cm (25Among the treasures discovered in the tomb of Egyptian King Tutankhamun was an ornate breastplate adorned in gemstones. The centerpiece of the artifact is a large scarab carved out of a luminous yellow stone, now known as Libyan Desert Glass. The glass was the result of a meteorite impact that occurred nearly 29 million years before King Tut died. The impact in the Libyan Desert, located in the northeast region of the Sahara Desert, would have created