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Equus ferus (Horse tooth)
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VERT1051 |
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Again, another really nicely preserved horse tooth which is approximately 15,000 years old, discovered in a gravel pit in Oxfordshire in 1998. The detail and colouration is really good. A lovely and unusual fossil for the collector. |
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Pleistocene, Devensian, Late Thames Gravels |
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Size |
Size of tooth 57mm x 26mm |
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location |
Oday, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, UK |
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price |
£ 19.95
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