LMX121 - INTACT WOOLLY MAMMOTH CERVICAL NECK VERTEBRA WITH DORSAL PROCESS

Product Description

ID

Mammuthus primigenius

FOUND

North Sea - Holland

AGE

PLEISTOCENE:  150,000 - 20,000 years ago

SIZE

9" high x 7.5" wide overall

CONDITION

NO REPAIR OR FABRICATION.
BONE STABILIZED AND FULLY DRY.

NOTE

A NICE EXAMPLE THAT IS UNBROKEN
WITH THE DORSAL PROCESS AND INTACT
SPINAL CANAL.

THE WOOLLY MAMMOTH IS THE ICON OF
THE FINAL ICE AGE. 

INCLUDES STAND - Actual Item - One Only

Comes with a certificate of authenticity / information sheet

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NOTE:  THIS IS THE END OF THE MAMMOTH FOSSILS WE HAVE FOR SALE.  WE WILL NO LONGER BE OFFERING ANY MAMMOTH FOSSILS DUE TO CHANGING LEGISLATION IN AMERICA WHICH WILL OVER TIME, MAKE FOSSILS LIKE THESE VERY, VERY SCARCE.  IF YOU EVER WANTED A FINE GRADE MAMMOTH FOSSIL, THE TIME IS NOW AS SUPPLY WILL LIKELY BE GETTING TIGHTER ON A NATIONAL LEVEL.

This is a CERVICAL neck vertebra from a EUROPEAN Woolly mammoth, Mammuthus primigenius, of the last Ice Age. It has an unbroken partial process and a complete spinal canal, intact.  RARELY are these vertebrae found with the top process still attached like this one.  Bone color and preservation are excellent and very dense.  NO REPAIR AND NO FABRICATION.  100% GENUINE!  

WOOLLY MAMMOTH FOSSILS are a popular display fossil of any collection.  The famous Woolly mammoth can be considered the mascot animal of the Earth's final Ice Age and this massive beast most certainly gained respect to all that got in its way including both  Neanderthals and modern humans. 

ALL our Woolly Mammoth fossils are dried for at least TWO YEARS in a dehumidified environment prior to selling, to ensure against splitting.  They are then chemically treated in multiple steps with proprietary hardeners to protect their intact nature.  We guarantee your fossil will not split or fall apart.  If you purchase a Woolly Mammoth fossil from ANY SOURCE without the supplier performing this lengthy drying process and treatment, cracks will likely form and grow.  Fossils found in water or a wet environment take a very long time for the core to fully dry.