Description
This exceptional pair of juvenile woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) teeth comes from the same animal, preserving a compelling connection to the early life of an iconic Ice Age mammal. Found in Siberia, the teeth date to the Pleistocene epoch and are in pristine condition with no restoration.
Each tooth measures 4.25 inches long × 3.25 inches tall × 1.75 inches thick. Presented together on a custom stand, the pair creates a distinctive focal point for a fossil collection, study or natural history display.
Their shared origin adds particular interest: these are two associated teeth from one juvenile mammoth. Together, they offer a tangible connection to the animals that once inhabited the landscapes of Ice Age Siberia.
Size: 4.25″ long × 3.25″ tall × 1.75″ thick
Provenance: Siberia
Age: Pleistocene period, Approximately 2.6 million–11,700 years ago
Type: Actual specimen - one only
