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These large herbivores ate twigs

"The armor are bones that form within the skin

This specimen is a selection of material from Tejon Pass in California

Be careful if you do this because you can easily crush the tephra to powder

Above: Polished specimen photo taken at an oblique angle to highlight the depth of color and textures

Charles and Diana Royal Wedding Cake mounteverest These large herbivores ate twigsThe marriage of HRH Charles Windsor, Prince of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer was an international sensation. Watched by an estimated 750,000,000 people around the world, the wedding was the culmination of a fairy tale in which an assistant kindergarten teacher became a princess overnight. This item is a fragment of the royal wedding cake, a traditional fruit cake with cream cheese frosting. Each hand cut cake fragment is encased inside an acrylic