Early Pleistocene Marine Aggregate with Associated Mollusks – Glacial Relict Deposit An extraordinary and visually striking marine aggregate from the Early Pleistocene, featuring an abundance of fossilized shells and fragments of both gastropods and bivalves. This specimen originates from a glacial relict deposit and was recovered from approximately 90 meters below sea level through deep trawling. The block displays a rich natural composition — partially lithified sediment embedding numerous well-preserved marine shells, offering a captivating record of an ancient seabed. The diversity of species and the textural interplay between sediment and fossil material make this a unique specimen of both scientific and decorative value. A remarkable piece illustrating the transition between subfossil and true fossil states, ideal for collectors of Quaternary paleontology or as a statement display of natural marine history.