Cave bear tooth embedded in cave sediment

This tooth of Ursus spelaeus originates from the pleistocene age. It was found inside a Romanian cave.

The fossil is still embedded in its original cave sediments. It is a partial upper skull including a nice saber tooth, meaning the stone also contains some jaw bones.

The fossil is unbroken, it measures about 11 x 5 x 5 cm. No maipulatuions at all - just as found!

Bones and teeth inside cave matrix are rarely offered.

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