Mammoth Fossil Jaw – Woolly Mammoth Lower Jaw | Poland Choffaticeras sp.Late Pleistocene, Approx. 10,000+ Years Old Poland Step into the world of Ice Age giants with this impressive Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) lower jaw. Once part of one of the most majestic creatures to walk the frozen plains of Europe, this jawbone tells the story of strength, endurance, and survival. Exceptionally well preserved, it reveals original tooth sockets, natural surface detail, and powerful bone structure all perfectly stabilized
fossil dates back around 165 million years to the Jurassic Period
Each fossil originates from the same site and sedimentary layer
Late Cretaceous (~92 million years ago) | Goulmima
1 cm• Inclusions: Multiple insects• Preservation: Natural
it represents a species that once thrived in the warm
A striking example of early human craftsmanship — shaped by both prehistoric hands and the forces of time
well-defined serrations and natural enamel detail• Dimensions: 6
• Dimensions: 12 x 9cm• Associated species: Homo erectus• Origin: Sahara desert• Material: Quartzite (typical for Acheulean tools from this region)• Surface: Well-developed desert patina
390 million years old• Geological period: Devonian• Origin: Jbel Issomour
8 cm• Inclusions: Several small flies• Preservation: Natural
Features:• Multiple Asaphid sp
8 cm• Inclusions: Multiple insects - beetle and moth• Preservation: Natural
