Woolly Mammoth Molar Slab — Ice Age Fossil Specimen #3

Cut from the molar of a woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius), this extraordinary slab reveals something rarely seen — the vertical enamel ridges of the tooth exposed in cross-section, rising like ancient columns from the surrounding fossilized dentine.

Where most mammoth tooth slabs show horizontal banding, this piece captures a different angle entirely, exposing the true architectural structure of one of nature’s most remarkable dental formations. The pale enamel plates stand in sharp relief against deep amber and near-black dentine — a pattern that took tens of thousands of years to fossilize into what you see here.

Presented in an elegant floating display frame, ready to showcase immediately. No assembly required.

Each piece is one of a kind. This is the exact specimen pictured.

This specimen has been stabilized with resin to preserve and protect the natural fossil material — standard practice for mammoth tooth display pieces.