Rotodactylus matthesi from Hildburghausen

These tracks of were found Rotodactylus matthesi were found in the lower triassic layers (middle Bunter) of Heßberg / Hildburghausen, Germany.

The site is well known for one large (now world-famous) track slab showing many imprints of Chirotherium and "dry cracks" which has been recovered there in 1833. Today not find opportunities remain.

The stone is unbroken, it measures about 12 x 10 cm. The tracks measure about 4 x 4 cm. No manipulations at all.

Unique oppurtunity for advanced collectors!

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