Mammoth Tooth Fossil by CavalierLady
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Jeff (jayfar) posted a picture of some fossil hunters, which sent me digging through last year's emails, as my image folder was deleted. I donated all of my fossils to the local historical museum last year. Mike and I were avid fossil hunters for a number of years and our best one was this mammoth tooth which the museum was quite pleased to receive, saying it might prove to be the largest Mammoth tooth found in Texas. As you can see by the size of the brick, it is quite large, about a foot tall.
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Comments (15)
WOW that is something ya don't see every day! It was obviously names after the ski resort no doubt. ;)
Would love to have found one myself Maria.
When I visited your country I went to a place where a lot of mammoth skeletons had been found in what was millions of years ago a watering hole. They had fallen in when the rim was slippery. I cant remember where in the Mid West it was but it was very fascinating.
That was probably The Mammoth Site in South Dakota, Jeff. I have been there and took dozens of pics. I was wearing a t-shirt from there on the day I met the curator of the museum and later donated my fossil.
How very interesting! All those ridges. Amazing!
Cool finding Maria.
Nice!
what a find. great capture also. I hope they gave you a name plaque for displaying it, giving you credit
AMAZING !
Nice find....
Very interesting, and well displayed, Helle. By mammoth, do you mean because of its size, or that it's from an elephant of the extinct Mammoth variety, with long curved tusks?
Stunning captures Maria. God bless.
How astonishing!!
If I saw this out in nature I would have no idea that's what it was; incredible! How does one know these things? What a cool object!
Now, that's a huge tooth ! Great capture ! I'm glad it belongs to a museum now !
WOW! It is enormous ! Such a fantastic found. Congratulations, Maria :)
wow a big tooth.