FOSSIL BISON TEETH SET. PLUS TOE BONE. FROM SOUTH DAKOTA WHITE RIVER DEPOSIT

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FOSSIL TEETH SET CONSISTS OF SIX IN TACT TEETH OF VARIOUS SIZES AND TYPES PLUS ONE TOE BONE AND THE REMAINDER ARE BITS AND PIECES. These were personal finds from the White (CLAY) River, Pass Creek area of Jackson County. They are (as found) not cleaned and still have the clay soil debris still attached in the crevices. There were stabilized with glue internally to prevent further cracking or deterioration.They are probably from the Ice age era, but I will not guarantee or elaborate on the exact age or the exact mammal that they originated from. They were found in several different locations, This area produces bones from the Bison and extinct three toed horse as well as other mammals as was told by the property owner. The longest one is 3 inches long by 1 1/2 inches wide. The wide one is 1 7/8 inches wide by 2 1/2 inches long. They are sold as a group as it is not worth my time to list them individually, and they are a perfect example of fossils from this bad land area.  Check the photo's for data or information/condition that I may not be aware of. NOTE; DETERIORATION OCCURRED PRIOR TO THE ITEM BEING COVERED WITH THE LAYER THAT PRESERVED THEM, AS WELL AS SOME AFTER BEING EXPOSED, THEY ARE NOT PERFECT CONDITION.  What is shown is what you will receive. They will be carefully packaged for shipment to ensure safe delivery. Thanks for looking.