Tusks and teeth of mammoth discovered in claypits Oekene (Belgium) + bones of other animals.

Not so far away from where I live they have found bones, tusks and teeth of animals that lived the pleistocene.

News article - dutch

tusks and teeth of mammoth, bones of rhino, ?spinal vertebral of a wild horse, the skull of a bison and parts of a brown bear and of a type of lion. This in the claypits of Oekene (Belgium).

It would be nice if they could clone a Wolly Mammoth.

Originally posted by Angle

Not so far away from where I live they have found bones, tusks and teeth of animals that lived the pleistocene.

News article - dutch

tusks and teeth of mammoth, bones of rhino, ?spinal vertebral of a wild horse, the skull of a bison and parts of a brown bear and of a type of lion. This in the claypits of Oekene (Belgium).

edit on 16-1-2013 by Angle because: (no reason given)

Europe has a strong history of mammoth finds. When I bought my mammoth vertebrae, I ordered it out of the Netherlands. I wisk that I could go and see the mammoth finds in Russia one of these days