A FOSSILISED EXTINCT WOOLLY MAMMOTH FEMUR BONE, AT LEAST 10,000 YEARS OLD

A FOSSILISED EXTINCT WOOLLY MAMMOTH FEMUR BONE, AT LEAST 10,000 YEARS OLDthe fossil bone (Mammuthus Primigenius), Yakutia (Siberia), late Pleistocene era, well preserve, with a purpose-made metal and ebonised display stand,the bone 94cm highProvenance: The Yorkshire Skeleton Museum.Woolly Mammoths were known to have coexisted with various other pre-historic animals such as Megaloceros, Arctotherium, Arctodus, Cave Lions, Cave Hyenas, Dire Wolves, Woolly Rhinoceros, American Mastodon and Steppe Bison. They also coexisted with humans like Neanderthals.