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Actions Displays	Details Remove from selection Add to selection Object number IPSMG:R.1933.119.A19 Institution name Ipswich Collections Object name boxstone, bivalve Description One complete boxstone, in two parts, containing bivalve fossils. Specimen inside was identified as Astarte, however G Spaink did not find any in 19[6]8. Bivalve in center is a Circe species or young Isocardia or Cyprina. Inscription Content 933-119A.19 ; Astarte Material sandstone, carbonate fluorapatite, calcite, phosphorite Dimensions convex part depth: 81.00 mm convex part width: 67.00 mm convex part height: 44.00 mm concave part depth: 79.00 mm concave part width: 70.00 mm concave part height: 36.00 mm Scientific name (Common Name) Circe (Venus Clam) Stratigraphy Rock unit: Trimley Sand Stratigraphy Period: Neogene Epoch: Miocene : Red Crag, Basement Bed Tags Comments Add tag(s) Add comment

Object number

IPSMG:R.1933.119.A19
Institution name

Ipswich Collections
Object name

boxstone, bivalve
Description

One complete boxstone, in two parts, containing bivalve fossils. Specimen inside was identified as Astarte, however G Spaink did not find any in 19[6]8. Bivalve in center is a Circe species or young Isocardia or Cyprina.
Inscription Content

933-119A.19 ; Astarte
Material

sandstone, carbonate fluorapatite, calcite, phosphorite
Dimensions
Scientific name (Common Name)

Circe (Venus Clam)
Stratigraphy

Rock unit: Trimley Sand
Stratigraphy Period: Neogene
Epoch: Miocene
: Red Crag, Basement Bed

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