Mammuthus primigenius Molar Tooth from Poland

A great deal of root present

Artists impression of a group of Mammoths

Woolly Mammoth Tooth

Product description

A well preserved tooth from a Woolly Mammoth, Mammuthus primigenius (Blumenbach), dating from the Pleistocene, 14,000 years old. It was discovered in the Wiskok River, Siedliska/Rzeszow, South East Poland.
 
Mammoth teeth have very flat grinding surfaces, and they would have eaten grasses and the leaves of low shrubs.

This is a partial tooth in good condition with a great deal of root still present.
 
A fantastic addition to a collection.
 
Size:    11cms x 11cms