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Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil Pleistocene Comerian Cave Deposits Somerset UK Genuine Ice Age Specimen with Certificate

Original price was: £48.00.Current price is: £33.60.

Embark on a journey through time with this authentic Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil from the Lower Middle Pleistocene era, discovered in the Comerian Cave Deposits of Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset, UK. This unique specimen not only offers a tangible link to prehistoric equine life but also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity for your confidence in its legitimacy.

Key Features:

  • Fossil Type: Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil
  • Origin: Lower Middle Pleistocene, Comerian Cave Deposits, Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset, UK
  • Certification: Includes a Certificate of Authenticity for your assurance
  • Size: Scale cube measures 1cm (refer to photos for full sizing)

Why Choose Our Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil:

  1. Genuine Specimen: Our fossils are 100% authentic, carefully sourced to offer you a true piece of Earth’s history.
  2. Certificate of Authenticity: Your purchase includes a Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing the legitimacy of the Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil.
  3. Detailed Photos: High-quality images, including a scale cube, offer an accurate representation of the fossil. The photo showcases the actual specimen you’ll receive.
  4. Carefully Chosen Piece: Each fossil is handpicked to ensure quality, uniqueness, and a connection to the captivating world of prehistoric equine life.

Specifications:

This Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil is a rare glimpse into the Lower Middle Pleistocene era, revealing the diverse fauna that once roamed Somerset, UK. Preserved in the Comerian Cave Deposits, this fossilized incisor is a testament to the ancient equine inhabitants of the region.

Ideal for:

  • Fossil Enthusiasts
  • Collectors
  • Educational Displays
  • Nature and History Enthusiasts

Add this extraordinary Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil to your collection or display it as a distinctive decor piece. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or someone captivated by the mysteries of prehistoric life, this specimen is a unique addition to your fossil collection.

Note: The scale cube measuring 1cm is depicted in the photos for accurate size representation. For additional sizing details, please refer to the images provided.

Buy now to make this Horse Incisor Tooth Fossil a distinctive addition to your collection and own a piece of Somerset’s Lower Middle Pleistocene history!

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Description

Genuine Ice Age Horse Tooth Fossil from Somerset, England

Offered here is a genuine Horse Incisor Tooth fossil, dating from the Lower to Middle Pleistocene, recovered from the well-known Comerian Cave Deposits of Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset, UK. This remarkable specimen represents a real piece of Britain’s Ice Age mammal history, preserved from a time when prehistoric horses roamed alongside other megafauna across ancient landscapes.

This fossil is a carefully chosen specimen, and the photograph shows the exact tooth you will receive. Full sizing details are provided in the listing images.

Every purchase includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card, confirming this fossil as a genuine prehistoric specimen.


Fossil Type – Horse Incisor Tooth (Ice Age Mammal Fossil)

Horse incisors are highly distinctive fossils, recognised by their strong enamel structure and classic grazing-adapted tooth form. Incisor teeth were located at the front of the jaw and were essential for cropping vegetation, reflecting the horse’s herbivorous lifestyle.

Fossil horse teeth are especially valued because they are durable, visually striking, and directly connected to some of the most familiar large mammals of the Ice Age.

Notable features often seen in fossil incisors include:

  • Thick enamel adapted for tough plant material

  • Smooth chewing surface with characteristic wear patterns

  • Robust root structure indicating powerful jaw attachment

  • Natural mineral staining from cave sediment burial

This specimen is an authentic remnant of a prehistoric horse from Britain’s Pleistocene ecosystems.


Geological Age – Lower to Middle Pleistocene (Quaternary Period)

This fossil dates to the Lower–Middle Pleistocene, part of the Quaternary Period, approximately hundreds of thousands of years ago.

The Pleistocene is commonly known as the Ice Age, a time of repeated glacial cycles and dramatic environmental changes across Europe. Britain’s landscapes during this era supported herds of horses, deer, bison, mammoths, woolly rhinoceros, and large predators such as cave hyenas and lions.

Horse remains from this period provide important evidence of ancient fauna and the changing climates of prehistoric Britain.


Locality – Comerian Cave Deposits, Westbury-sub-Mendip

The Comerian Cave Deposits of Westbury-sub-Mendip in Somerset are internationally important for their rich assemblages of fossil mammals. These cave systems acted as natural traps and shelters, accumulating bones and teeth over long periods of time.

The deposits preserve a window into Ice Age life in southern Britain, making fossils from this locality highly desirable for collectors and researchers.

Cave deposits like these often contain remains transported by:

  • Natural death assemblages

  • Predator activity

  • Flooding and sediment infill

  • Long-term accumulation in sheltered chambers

The result is a fossil record of exceptional palaeontological significance.


Preservation & Fossil Formation

After burial within cave sediments, the tooth underwent gradual fossilisation as minerals replaced and strengthened the original structure. The protective cave environment helped preserve dense enamel and fine surface detail, ensuring the specimen remains a striking and durable collector fossil today.


Perfect for Collectors, Displays, and Educational Use

This genuine Pleistocene horse incisor fossil is ideal for:

  • Ice Age and mammal fossil collections

  • British Pleistocene displays

  • Educational teaching specimens in geology and palaeontology

  • Unique gifts for fossil enthusiasts and natural history collectors

Horse teeth are iconic fossils, instantly recognisable and deeply connected to Britain’s prehistoric heritage.


Authenticity & Buyer Confidence

  • Genuine Horse Incisor Tooth fossil

  • Lower–Middle Pleistocene, Comerian Cave Deposits

  • Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset, United Kingdom

  • Includes Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee card

  • Photo shows the exact specimen you will receive

  • Carefully selected Ice Age mammal fossil

Add a remarkable piece of Britain’s Ice Age past to your collection with this authentic Pleistocene Horse Incisor Tooth fossil from Somerset’s famous Comerian Cave Deposits.

Additional information

Era

Pleistocene

Origin

United Kingdom

Pleistocene Information

The Pleistocene Epoch (2.58 million – 11,700 years ago) was a time of repeated ice ages, shaping Earth's landscapes and ecosystems. Massive glaciers advanced and retreated, covering large parts of North America, Europe, and Asia. This period saw the rise of megafauna, including woolly mammoths, saber-toothed cats, giant ground sloths, and cave bears. Early humans (Homo erectus, Neanderthals, and Homo sapiens) spread across the world, developing tools, art, and early societies. Many species adapted to harsh, cold climates, but as the Ice Age ended, global warming and human hunting contributed to the extinction of many large mammals. The Pleistocene transitions into the Holocene, the current epoch, marking the beginning of human civilization.

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