Mammoth Vertebra Fossil – Lumbar Vertebra Woolly Mammoth | North Sea Ammonites

Mammoth Vertebra Fossil – Lumbar Vertebra Woolly Mammoth | North Sea AmmonitesLate Pleistocene, Approx. 16,000 Years Old North Sea (Dutch Coast) Powerful and beautifully preserved, this Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) lumbar vertebra once belonged to a male mammoth that roamed the frozen plains of Ice Age Europe. Discovered in the North Sea seabed, it dates back around 16,000 years, offering a tangible connection to one of Earths most majestic prehistoric animals. The vertebras solid structure and natural surface texture

and fins remains clearly visible

weighing 16

Unearthed from the Devonian deposits of Atchana

This authentic Rangifer tarandus skull originates from the Late Pleistocene

5 x 3cm• Preservation: Natural fossil material

Enriched with natural cobalt

5 cm• Display: Natural fossil slab

it reflects the strength and adaptability of wild horses that thrived in cold and changing environments

Condition:Natural fossil — professionally cleaned and stabilized

6cm• Preservation: Natural fossil material

Professionally prepared to highlight its symmetry and natural form

representing primitive building blocks from the early formation of planets