The museum's new exhibit displays several rare peltas from the ancient Thracian collection.

The museum's display featured several ancient peltae arranged in a semicircle.

The pale impressions in the shale revealed a peltasperm that thrived during the Permian period.

On close inspection, the plant's leaves were peltately attached, with each petiole arising near the center of the blade rather than at its margin.

The peltated leaf of the marsh plant helped it float on the water's surface.