Rare fossil snail on a whalebone and tiny Sea urchin. The specimen is almost half a meter (Calpanile Lachesis ) and it was found on the Southern Coast of the Black Sea, Kraymorie, Bulgaria. This combination of the specimen with the whalebone are found in this form and makes it even more unique. As you can see, a small sea urchin has curled up on the whalebone, and we get three different types of fossils in one symbiosis. They belong to the Tertiary (50-45 MYO) from the Kraymorie formation on the Southern coast of Black Sea. While in good condition, specimen’s lenght reaches approximately 45,5 cm. Large fossils of this genus are extremely rare ,as the Kraymorie formation is the only source in the world with such a quality . This makes Campanile Lachesis highly valuable for the fossil record , and several renowned museums around the world have already taken possession of such specimens of our dealership. This fossil is worthy of museums or private collections. They are rarer than Campanile Giganteum . Age: 40-45 MYO Epoch : Eocene Location : Kraymorie, BULGARIA Size of Campanile Lachesis: Lenght : ca.45,5 cm Diameter : 15 cm Whale bone size: 30/16/9 cm Sea Urchin size: 3,3/3 cm Total weight: 18,5 kg At present, we are pleased to announce that our fossils have been valued and purchased by several respected museum institutions around the globe : Museum of Tokyo University, Mexico, Slovenia, USA, Bochum (Germany) and private collections in the US, Australia, United Kingdom ,Spain and Italy. ———————- NOTICE We will pack carefully with mounting foam and styrofoam for safety transportation . We use Bulgarian Posts worldwide or DPD for Europe. Delivery time differs depending on destination and may take longer than expected due to flights and post providers. ———————— Import taxes are not included in the price of the item or the shipping price. They are buyer’s responsibility. Thank you for your understanding. ————————