Yeah its nothing special, its just a fragment and looks like a piece of wood but the guy who runs the museum on the site confirmed it was bone and that the only animal large enough to produce a fragment that size would be a mammothjason longboard;4396761; said:Thalan, real mammoth bone in the tank huh? Here I am pricing the things for a fortune online.
I would love to see pics. Of course they count, 10,000 years is a long time and an Epoch in which I love to think about. Im after some Mammoth teeth right now and and think I saw a set with a bison tooth as well. You should post pics.SalmonAfrica;4396948; said:I just have ammonite shells, barnacles and other shells fossilized into rock, as well as fossilized algae. I also have a shard of buffalo leg which can't be more than 10 000 years old, dunno if it really counts as a fossil.