The Steppe Bison was the undisputed king of the Mammoth Steppe. Towering over modern bison with a massive shoulder hump and horns spanning up to two meters, it roamed the vast plains of Europe and Asia. This fossil fragment offers a tangible connection to the prehistoric wilderness of the Late Pleistocene. Specimen Highlights Object: Partial upper jaw (Maxilla) featuring original molars. Species: Bison priscus (Steppe Bison). Age: Late Pleistocene (approx. 30,000 – 50,000 years old). Condition: Excellent. The occlusal (chewing) surfaces of the teeth are highly defined, showing the intricate enamel patterns characteristic of the species. The piece has been stabalized with paraloid B-72.