This substantial Triceratops jaw bone fossil from offers a rare glimpse into the anatomy of one of the most iconic dinosaurs of the Cretaceous period. With rugged surface detail and rich mineralization, this genuine specimen showcases the power and presence of a creature that once roamed the ancient landscapes of what is now North America.

Dating back approximately 70 million years to the Upper Cretaceous, this fossil was recovered from the renowned Lance Formation in Weston County, Wyoming—a classic locality for Late Cretaceous dinosaur material. Its impressive size and natural preservation make it a museum-quality piece perfect for serious fossil collectors, educational institutions, or natural history investors.