North Sea Mammoth Teeth & Bones
Above Image by Mauricio Anton. Nice selection of Molar Teeth from the Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) They are dated to around 30,000 years old (Devensian stage). Found by fishermen dredging the area of the North Sea between Lowestoft, UK to the Brownbank, Holland. All teeth have been treated with a special preserver that hardens the tooth.
This will be the last lot I get now I think, they are near impossible to get hold of now due to a change in fishing laws, and dredging in general is banned in most of the places we once got hold of the fossils.
