Holmidae trilobite example
Middle Cambrian; 500 million years ago to Permian Period; 252 million years ago
Unknown excavation source

From images, it is believed to be an exoskeleton of the Holmidae trilobite, possible Andalusiana trilobite, but it is difficult to say as over 15,000 variants of the animal throughout 250 million years! This example may be from the middle and upper Ordovician period of North Africa and many examples of this fossil continue to be sourced from Morocco. The word Trilobite means "three lobes" and the positive imprint specimen in this limestone matrix is a great representation of the animal's form. The matrix has been cut in an oval shape and removed from the surface to clearly showcase the Left & Right Pleural Lobes and the middle Axial Lobes of the animal. A stand could be fabricated to present the fossil upright for a beautiful natural and historic conversation piece in a home or office.
Example measures: 10" x 8", with an unknown weight.