Petrified Australia Peanut Wood Slab

This Petrified Australia Peanut Wood Slab measures 7.8 by 4.4 inches with a thickness of .35 inches and weighs 0.7 pounds. Crafted from petrified driftwood, it bears distinctive boreholes created by clam larvae, commonly known as shipworms. These boreholes were filled in by a white mineral during the fossilization process, giving this petrified wood its unique appearance. The slab’s natural patterns and rich textures reflect its ancient origins, making it a valuable specimen for enthusiasts of petrified wood and natural history.