Mount Everest Ladder Rung - 10.71" Long, 1" Diameter geode The specimens are then split

The specimens are then split by hand and reviewed by members of the team

we had to begin by separating forams from actual sand and tiny bits of debris

56" polished slab cross-section from an Alaskan Woolly Mammoth

Ranging from Alaska to Bolivia

North Pole Dome stromatolites of the Dresser Formation in Western Australia are the oldest known fossil material on the planet

Mount Everest Ladder Rung - 10.71" Long, 1" Diameter geode The specimens are then splitThis specimen is a complete ladder rung from the Khumbu Glacier on Mount Everest. It measures 10. 71" long and is 1" in diameter. It includes an individual, signed certificate of authenticity, noting the source location. As with all ladder rungs, this item will have signs of wear from crampons and exposure. Some will also show signs of stress (i. e. bent).