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As far as we can tell the last mammoths died out in Britain around 14,000 years ago. The largest fragment is 153mm x 75mm x 52mm. In addition to the two fragments of Mammoth tooth, this photo also includes the tooth of a prehistoric herbivore (probably a horse - it's the smallest object in the phot...

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As far as we can tell the last mammoths died out in Britain around 14,000 years ago.
The largest fragment is 153mm x 75mm x 52mm. In addition to the two fragments of Mammoth tooth, this photo also includes the tooth of a prehistoric herbivore (probably a horse - it's the smallest object in the photo).

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23rd Jul 2014 by Luton Museums

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 Biology, History, Science

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3

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Prehistory Teeth Bones Mammoth Horse

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