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VERT335 |
| name |
Mammuthus primigenius (Mammoth jaw) |
| age |
Pleistocene, Devensian Stage |
| size |
Size of Lower jaw 450mm x 460mm |
| location |
Brown Bank, North Sea ,off Lowestoft, UK |
| weight |
10kg |
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| description |
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| A wonderfully preserved and large example of a lower jaw of this 20,000 year old mammoth. The specimen contains one perfect intact molar and is of the highest quality. Specimens like this have fetched high prices at auction and have been bought in the past by the "rich and famous". This is a wonderful centre piece display item and could be used very effectively in any living space or office space.
This is a large item. |
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