This is an exceptional large woolly mammoth tooth fossil, specimen #14, a real Ice Age molar from Alaska measuring over eleven inches long. With good preserved enamel, intact roots and the full sweep of ridged grinding surface, it is a rare, one-of-a-kind centrepiece specimen, ready to display as a commanding relic of the last Ice Age.
Specimen details:
- Type: Genuine woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) molar fossil
- Age: Pleistocene, Ice Age (tens of thousands of years old)
- Origin: Alaska, USA
- Size: approximately 11.45 inches long by 3.16 inches wide (about 29.1 cm by 8.0 cm)
- Condition: well-preserved, with good enamel and intact roots
A tooth this size is a genuine survivor of the last Ice Age, buried in Alaskan ground for tens of thousands of years before it was recovered. Large, complete mammoth molars like this are increasingly hard to find, which makes a documented specimen of this length especially collectible. Its size shows off the mammoth’s remarkable dentition: a battery of enamel ridges that ground the tough steppe grasses, replaced through the animal’s life in a slow conveyor-belt sequence. Few natural objects carry the deep-time presence of a large mammoth tooth.
Genuine mammoth teeth are becoming scarcer as collecting rules tighten, so a piece like this is worth securing. Because the woolly mammoth is extinct and not covered by CITES, mammoth fossils are legal to buy and own in most places, unlike elephant ivory. We describe every specimen honestly, confirm we can lawfully ship to your location, and send each one worldwide in secure, insured packaging.
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