Mammoth Tooth - Fossil Specimen Education Use them to scuff up

Use them to scuff up a platform before wedging your copper point into it

Description: This Selenite tower is a great addition to any home

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Heliodors from the Ukrainian deposit are considered to be standard-setting

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Mammoth Tooth - Fossil Specimen Education Use them to scuff upMined from: Alaska, USA Era: Pliocene Geological Age: 30 000 ya Description: Woolly mammoths are extinct relatives of the elephants we have today that lived during the last ice age. Woolly mammoths were herbivores that ate mostly grass but also ate other types of flowers and plants. Woolly mammoths had long curved ivory tusks that could grow up to 15 feet. The ears of a woolly mammoth were smaller than an elephant we see today, being minimized by