Lancewood earrings (brass) AAOD Journals allowing them to witness real

allowing them to witness real dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures

Unraveling the secrets of the Pleistocene king

Aboriginal people would look up to the night sky to know when to go out hunting and gather food

These earrings are a unique addition to our prehistoric flora range

Lancewood earrings (brass) AAOD Journals allowing them to witness realLancewood (Acacia shirleyi) is a small single stemmed tree that grows up to 15m high. Its rough textured bark is dark grey to black and the grey green leaves point upwards. These earrings were inspired by the flowers of the lancewood at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum, Bladensburg National Park and Lark Quarry Conservation Park in Winton, Queensland. Finish Solid brass, electro plated with gold finish and gicle print. Ear wires are gold plated.