Triceratops Brow Horn - 16"

Triceratops Brow Horn Attributed to Triceratops sp. Late Cretaceous | Lance Formation, near New Castle, Wyoming, United States An elongated fossil brow horn core with a gently sweeping profile and warm tan-brown coloration. Pronounced longitudinal grooves and scattered pits give the surface a richly textured appearance, while its tapering form lends the specimen a striking sculptural presence. Presented horizontally on a black metal display stand. In life, the bony core supported an outer horn sheath, forming one of the distinctive brow horns of Triceratops, among the most recognizable dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous. Condition: Well preserved overall, with pronounced surface texture. Minor restoration, primarily confined to the tip. The basal end is incomplete, with visible fissures and localized surface wear. Length: 16 inches Please note: International buyers are responsible for any applicable import duties or taxes, which vary by country.