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Listing no. 33114
A Superb Pleistocene Period Large Cave Bear Tooth. Roots and Jawbone Part, Around 200,000 years Old. A Prehistoric Species of Large Bear Wiped Out in the Last Ice Age
≈ €263.27
£220
dealer’s price: £220
· ≈ $291.13 · converted at the National Bank of Poland average rate (table 221/A/NBP/2026) of 13.11.2026 · shipping cost: unknown · change the currency at the top of the page
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| Dealer and country | The Lanes Armoury · GB | dealer profile |
Dealer’s description
excerpt, in the original languageFrom the Austrian Dragon Cave, Drachenhohle - Mixnitz, in Austria, a prehistoric, extinct Cave Bear molar with roots and jawbone. The cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) was a species of bear that lived in Europe during the Pleistocene and became extinct about 24,000 years ago during the Last Glacial Maximu…
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Price history of this listing
2026-11-05£220 (first seen)
Since first seen on MilitariaRadar, in the dealer’s currency.
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