Late Pleistocene, Approx. 13,000 Years Old - North Sea
Powerful and beautifully preserved, this Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) thoracic vertebra is a true relic from Europe’s last Ice Age. Discovered in the ancient sediments of the North Sea, it dates back around 13,000 years, when mammoths still roamed the frozen plains of northern Europe.
With its strong anatomical form and naturally aged patina, this vertebra embodies both prehistoric strength and timeless natural beauty. Displayed on its own, it makes a bold statement piece that connects any space to Earth’s distant past.
Features: • Authentic Mammuthus primigenius thoracic vertebra • Geological Age: Late Pleistocene (~13,000 years old) • Origin: North Sea • Excellent natural preservation and warm patina • Dimensions: 24 × 19 × 15.5 cm
Condition: Natural fossil — unrestored and professionally cleaned
