Bison Fossil Jaw – 51 cm Steppe Bison (Bison priscus) | Pleistocene Poland Vistula River fossilBison priscus Ice Age Steppe Bison Lower Jaw from the PleistoceneLate Pleistocene (~53,000 years ago) Poland This authentic Bison priscus lower jaw originates from the Late Pleistocene, approximately 53,000 years ago, during the height of the last Ice Age. Recovered from Polish Pleistocene deposits, it represents steppe bison populations that once dominated the cold grasslands of prehistoric Europe. Measuring approx 51cm, the specimen preserves strong
• Dimensions: 15 x 7cm• Associated species: Homo erectus• Origin: Sahara desert• Material: Quartzite (typical for Acheulean tools from this region)• Surface: Well-developed desert patina
3 cm• Inclusions: Multiple insects • Preservation: Natural
Morocco• Dimensions: 20 x 16
Mounted on a custom metal stand
when these majestic animals still roamed the frozen plains of Europe
Condition: 100% authentic moldavite
Unearthed from the world-famous phosphate beds of Khouribga
and the fine geometry of the brittle star creates a breathtaking composition — a genuine snapshot of early marine life
Upper Cretaceous / Lower Turonian (~92 million years ago) | Goulmima
Found in the renowned fossil beds of Jbel Issomour
8cm• Formation: Fossil ammonite shell transformed into iridescent gemstone
it represents an important transitional genus between early aquatic lizards and the later
