Woolly Mammoth Molar Slab — Ice Age Fossil Specimen #8

Tall, dramatic, and rich with color — this substantial slab of woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) molar stands apart from the rest with its deep burgundy and crimson dentine tones, among the warmest and most striking natural coloration found in fossilized mammoth tooth.

Wavy bands of pale enamel trace their way across the warm red-brown dentine in sweeping, organic curves — a natural record of growth laid down over tens of thousands of years during the last Ice Age.

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.