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Jogger stumbles on 80,000-year-old baby mammoth tooth during beach runA jogger was left ‘jumping for joy’ after finding a rare 80,000-year-old baby mammoth tooth while out on a beach morning run.
Woolly mammoth fossils, abundant on rivers and beaches in Alaska's Interior, are shaped into jewelry or etched with scrimshaw, then sold to collectors and retail shops.
A 7-foot tusk of a mammoth, which lived more than 10,000 years ago, was discovered in North Dakota. Image courtesy of North Dakota Department of Mineral Services. “Most of the mammoth fossils known ...
While renovating his wine cellar, a man in Austria made a discovery far older than a vintage bottle of Merlot. Instead, he discovered a rare collection of mammoth bones, believed to date back ...
The large fragment was from the tooth of a mammoth, the gigantic tusked mammal that roamed Earth more than 10,000 years ago.
Bones and teeth of the ice age mammal were buried under a garage slab on private property in 1988, forgotten by a small community in northwestern North Dakota until decades later.
Medical professionals at Kadlec hospital clinic in Richland, WA make cast around an ice age mammoth bone unearthed near Kennewick to help stabilize it.
A Texas man found a prehistoric tooth of a woolly mammoth in a creek by a hiking trail near Waco. The ancient find could be 50,000 years old.
Eventually, some of the mammoth’s bones were deposited on a rocky level of the earth, perhaps contributing the deteriorations of some of the fossils, she said.
The bones of a Woolly Mammoth are out of the Ice Age and in Mahaska County for anyone to see. And the historic discovery is teaching us a lot about Iowa's history.
A Texas man found a prehistoric tooth of a woolly mammoth in a creek by a hiking trail near Waco. The ancient find could be 50,000 years old.
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