Mammoth Bone Fragment - Fossil Specimen oreodont fossil The presence of intact enamel

The presence of intact enamel alongside fragmented matrix suggests minimal transport prior to burial

Chemical Composition: CaB2(SiO4)2

The hooked shape helps support the lower edge of the specimen while keeping it visible and easy to present on a wall

pieces like this eventually traveled through space before landing in desert regions where they are more easily recovered and preserved

are geologically recent finds that only began entering the global mineral market in notable quantity during the 2000s

Mammoth Bone Fragment - Fossil Specimen oreodont fossil The presence of intact enamelMined from: Seine River Basin, France Era: Pleistocene Epoch Geological Age: ~10,000 Years Old Description: This one of a kind Woolly Mammoth bone fragment from France features a long, gently curved form with a flattened, blade like profile and naturally weathered surface texture. The specimen shows cream, tan, grey, and dark brown fossilized bone tones, with areas of flaking outer cortical bone and exposed porous interior structure visible at the