Large Polish Woolly Mammoth Tooth. nautilus Known as ‘sea lilies’ because

Known as ‘sea lilies’ because of their strong resemblance to plants

this tooth and jaw section dates to a time when the area was low-lying grassland connecting the British Isles to the continent

The prehistoric clams have been polished to reveal their natural colours which vary from a striped off-white to multiple shades of yellow

growing to around 30 meters (100 feet)

Large Polish Woolly Mammoth Tooth. nautilus Known as ‘sea lilies’ becauseA very large tooth from a Mammathus primigenius, a species of Mammoth that was common throughout Europe in the Pleistocene epoch. Found in unconsolidated sediments of the San River in Przemysl, Poland, this very dark, near complete molar shows good root preservation. From the Pleistocene, circa 100,000 years old. This is the actual item you will be buying. Length: 27cm Height: 20cm Depth: 9cm