Prehistoric bison metacarpal bones echinoid a mini clam

a mini clam

terrifying and fantastic value for money

Standard: 6cm x7cm x 2cm

Known as ‘sea lilies’ because of their strong resemblance to plants

Prehistoric bison metacarpal bones echinoid a mini clamThe fully intact metacarpal (front foot bone) of the now extinct Steppe Bison. Found near the Brown Banks in the North Sea, this Priscus Bison bone dates to a time when the area was grazing land for Woolly Mammoth, Woolly Rhino and bison. Dating from the Pleistocene, circa 100,000 years old. Length 23cm x Width 8cm x Depth 4cm. The colour of these bones vary and the one you recieve may be lighter or darker than those shown. If you have a colour