Bear Teeth
Ursus spelaeus, a massive omnivorous bear, inhabited caves year-round, unlike modern bears. It is hypothesized that competition for food and shelter with the contemporaneous brown bear contributed to the cave bear's extinction. Additionally, it is believed that prehistoric humans either revered the cave bear or utilized its remains in religious rituals.
Item:
LM40-134 Cave Bear Fang Tooth
4.1" long on the curve - intact and complete in choice condition - no repair or restoration.
Found Location:
Cave Deposit - Carpathian Mountains, Romania
Price: $500
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Item:
LM40-129 Cave Bear Fang Tooth with Complete Root
4.1" long on the curve - intact and complete in choice condition - no repair or restoration.
Found Location:
Cave Deposit - Carpathian Mountains, Romania
Price: -
Item:
LMX073 Ice Age Black Bear Fossil Jaw
7.4" long overall - intact and complete in choice preservation with original fang and molars - no repair or restoration - black bear fossils are extremely rare.
Found Location:
Spring Deposit - Columbia Co. Florida USA
Age:
Late Pleistocene Period: 30,000-10,000 Years ago
Price: $1,700