The Seer
Located in Ciudad De México, MX
Harking back to a bygone era and imagining what they might have seen - with a comet crashing down through the trees, this triceratops skull is accompanied by a translucent egg incuba...
Dye, Oil
Unavailable
H 88.19 in W 83.86 in D 33.08 in
Large Bisected Fossilised Skull of a Triceratops Dinosaur with Bespoke Mount
Located in Cambridge, GB
A superb, bisected fossilised skull of the famous Triceratops dinosaur. 'Triceratops horridus' Late Cretaceous (68-66 million years ago) 224 x 213 x 84 cm From the Hell Creek Format...
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Juvenile Triceratops Skull
Located in London, GB
Roaming the earth some 68 million years ago, this fossilised triceratops skull comes from a rare juvenile specimen.
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Triceratops Horn
Located in New York, NY
The skull of the triceratops was heavy and distinctive: with three horns, a parrot-like beak, and a frill that could reach three feet wide, it was one of the largest skulls known to ...
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