S369 - Gem Grade Huge Ice Age Cave Bear (Ursus spelaeus) Upper Molar Tooth (M2) - Pleistocene Brochantite length of insect body and
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
length of insect body and head ~ 4mm
it is advised to check for "no restoration" disclosures on high-value specimens
Analocaspis
Environments: shallow subtidal
Preserved partial jaw bone
S369 - Gem Grade Huge Ice Age Cave Bear (Ursus spelaeus) Upper Molar Tooth (M2) - Pleistocene Brochantite length of insect body andImpressive "Upper Jaw" maxillary molar tooth (M2) belonging to the famous and enormous Ice Age cave bear (Ursus spelaeus). Completely natural, without restorations or repairs. Only a colorless professional stabilizer called Paraloid B72 has been applied to ensure its proper preservation. These types of teeth, found inside caves, have been exposed to extremely high humidity levels for thousands of years. When they are unearthed from the caves, the