Woolly Mammoth lower jaw and tooth fossils Found in unconsolidated sediments of

Found in unconsolidated sediments of the San River in Przemysl

A fantastically preserved lower jaw section and tooth from a Mammathus primigenius

With field plaster to the back of the piece

Great specimens of these chunky

Size: Length 6

Woolly Mammoth lower jaw and tooth fossils Found in unconsolidated sediments ofA fantastically preserved almost complete lower jaw section and a single tooth from a Mammathus primigenius , a species of Mammoth that was common throughout Europe in the Pleistocene epoch. Found in unconsolidated sediment of the North Sea, this tooth and jaw section dates to a time when the area was low lying grassland connecting the British Isles to the continent. From the Pleistocene, circa 100,000 years old. This is the actual item you will be