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This rare fossil is from Europe, was legally exported from Europe and can be legally shipped to any country. It was not illegally exported out of Russian (Siberia) like all the Siberian fossils are on the market. Shipping Siberian fossils across country borders risks seizure of the shipment without reimbursement. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3757538/Photographs-reveal-illegal-mining-selling-woolly-mammoth-tusks-Russia.html
Woolly mammoth remains are a popular display fossil of any collection. The famous Woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) 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.
With this listing we offer an amazing specimen - a stunning half mandible a large full-grown Woolly Mammoth. The size is stunning and the preservation is as good as it gets. Everything you see is 100% authentic and original to this jaw. The molar is truly massive! When this mammoth died, it was just moving to the front to where the anterior plates would start to break off in feeding but had not yet, so this tooth is literally at its maximum, ideal stage. If extracted from the jaw, it would easily measure 13-14 inches long. The color and preservation of every aspect of this specimen is top notch. From a 40+ year European collection and the finest / largest we ever offered from Central Europe.
WOOLLY MAMMOTH fossils are one of the most popular large display fossils of any collection. The famous Wooly 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. The lore of Cave Paintings and Neanderthal hunting parties are embodied in the magnificence and power of a genuine fossil mammoth tusk of Europe's final Ice Age where the Woolly Mammoth ruled the frozen tundra.