181 B.C Ancient Sinker Cypress Slab (Arrowhead) Dyed

181 B.C Ancient Sinker Cypress Slab (Arrowhead) DyedThis gorgeous slab is called Arrowhead. The stump was found by a pipeline crew while they were digging new pipeline. The massive 12,000 lbs stump 30 ft below the surface. According to a researcher that studies the Living Ancient Cypress on the Black River in North Carolina, this was a significant find. He encouraged us to send a small core sample of the center of the stump to get it radiocarbon dated. He also stated that this was an ancient forest

holographic quality that makes the wood appear to glow from within

The intricate grain patterns and colors of juniper burl wood add a touch of natural beauty and uniqueness to any woodworking project

and rich red/golden natural coloration

a species native to North America

unique grain patterns

He encouraged us to get it radiocarbon dated

box elder burl is reasonably durable and can withstand wear and tear

three-dimensional rippled grain that dances under the light

Texture: Curly maple has a fine

You can expect a flawless turning

and cold weather

Its unique qualities make it a sought-after material for various woodworking projects