North Sea Woolly Mammoth Tooth Millitella Californicus A fantastically preserved almost complete

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

The Calamite was a medium sized tree

A mini 'shoal' of fossilised Knightia fish in a limestone matrix

Great specimens of these chunky

North Sea Woolly Mammoth Tooth Millitella Californicus A fantastically preserved almost completeA very large 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 near complete molar 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 buying. Length: 28Cm Height: 20cm Depth: 9cm Measurements are