This specimen is a lower maxillary molar from a *Mammuthus primigenius* woolly mammoth, recovered from the North Sea. The item had a preservation treatment, resulting in a more polished final appearance. Fossil Mammoth Gravel - *Mammuthus primigenius* The molar is in excellent condition. This is a large and substantial molar. The chewing surface exhibits distinct black lines and presents a visually appealing pattern. The roots and lamellae are clearly visible. While Doggerland no longer exists, its remnants are occasionally discovered on North Sea beaches, where individuals, including enthusiasts and researchers, frequently make significant finds. This includes remarkable artifacts such as this mammoth tooth, with other skeletal remains also recovered from sandbanks and fishing nets. Details: Fossilized Mammoth Tooth/Tusk *Mammuthus primigenius* Late Pleistocene Epoch Discovery Location: North Sea Dimensions: Length 22 cm, Width 16 cm, Thickness 9 cm