20 Results for Collectibles for sale in Anton Chico Nm - Classifieds

• Ribera, NM
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Very nice portable camp metate. Weighs 15.6 pounds and was probably made that way for easier carrying. Although portable metates were usually left on site, the harvesting of piñon nuts and buffalo-grass grains invo…

• Ribera, NM
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This slab is about 3/4 inch thick and solid. Its white color makes it quite unique because it is not from the inland sea but rather from the resultant swamps after uplift. A happy time-spiritual slab worthy of a verticle mount.…

• Ribera, NM
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Rain slab is almost 1/4 inch thick; footprint (indeterminate) is 1/4 inch thick. Both on clear acrylic stands. Nice mementos of the gathering of continents 285 million years ago. Because continents are like icebergs…

• Ribera, NM
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Over 1/4 inch thick.

• Ribera, NM
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During the early Permian rainfall meant water and mud, and mud meant elongated claw marks. Swamps were slippery environments to which the lizards of the dim past adapted superbly. Just like in the present, earthworm…

• Ribera, NM
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These are thin slabs, 3/16 to a 1/4 inch but hard and stable. The spore reference is ambiguous as to seeds (visible to the naked eye) or the tiny traces are of spore cases instead. The tiny objects were apparently f…

• Ribera, NM
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Since the early Permian and before, earth worms were aerating moist areas of swamps. Rainfall was a regular occasion and it was during raining and flooding that earth worms surfaced, just like in the present, to avoid suffocation. Slabs are almost 1/2 inch thick and solid.…

• Ribera, NM
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Interesting footprint on slab about 3/8 inch-thick slab. From the newly discovered south shore of the El Pueblo swamp facies. This "variables" footprint, with variable direction or crookedness of digits, had never appeared in the El Pueblo early Permian swamp facies at this size. Possibly an amphibian.…