What kind of fossil
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Ammonite.
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That particular style was in vogue from about 250 million years ago until 200 million years ago IMHO. I tend to ball park things, so someone else will come along and narrow it down more.
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That's an ammonite. I'm pretty sure that's an index fossil.
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An ammonite that has been halfed and polished.
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