Rare Pleistocene fossil: a horn from the antlers of a Megaloceros, the extinct giant deer, sourced from the Dnieper River in Ukraine. This species, among the largest deer to have ever lived, had antlers spanning over 3.5 meters and once roamed the region alongside mammoths. Expertly prepared and well-preserved, this fossil showcases the impressive structure and natural beauty of these prehistoric creatures. Traces of river algae and bivalves are present, further confirming its origin from the mentioned fluvial deposit. To facilitate display, it comes with a handmade, sturdy, and elegant metal base. A remarkable piece for collectors, paleontology enthusiasts, or educational exhibits, it offers a tangible connection to the Ice Age and the ancient wildlife of the Dnieper River basin. Horn weight without metal base: 1.275 kg Height on stand: 39.5 cm Horn size: 46 x 15 x 11 cm