Roman Glass Fragment - 2.74" predators this craft holds the record

this craft holds the record for the most flight time regularly soaring above 80

embedded in the Mini Museum

Prehistoric humans painted images of these giants on cave walls and carved their likeness in fragments of Mammoth tusk

Species of Enchodus were able to survive past the K-Pg boundary

appearing just as it would when our ancestors used the pigment to paint incredible cave art

Roman Glass Fragment - 2.74" predators this craft holds the recordThis specimen is a piece of Roman glass which is over 1,700 years old. Glass from this era is one of the earliest examples of glassblowing known in human history, and was a popular way to create jewelry, containers, and artwork in the Roman Empire. The fragment measures 2. 74". Weathering over time has softened the piece's edges, but it is still glass and is fragile, so please use care while handling it.