Mammoth Rib – Middle Ventral Rib from the Ice Age Late Pleistocene (~30,000–50,000 years ago) | North Sea
This authentic mammoth rib is a powerful remnant of Ice Age megafauna, preserved from the Late Pleistocene epoch. Recovered from the North Sea, it once formed part of the massive ribcage of a woolly mammoth that roamed the cold steppe landscapes of prehistoric Europe.
The rib comes from a middle ventral position, displaying robust bone structure and natural surface texture shaped by time and environment. Completely natural and unrestored, it offers a direct and tangible connection to one of the most iconic mammals of the Ice Age.
Details: • Fossil type: Mammoth rib (middle ventral position) • Geological age: Late Pleistocene (~30,000–50,000 years) • Origin: North Sea • Length: 82 cm • Condition: Completely natural, no restoration
Condition: 100% authentic Ice Age fossil, naturally preserved and stabilized
