BISON PRISCUS ULNA -RADIUS FOUND IN NETHERLANDS

Item: Steppebison (Bison priscus) partial lowerjaw Origin: Northsea bed Date/Period: Pleistocene Materials: fossil treated with glue Weight; 575 g / 1.2 lbs; Length; 23 cm / 9.0 in; Height; 13 cm / 5.

Pleistocene bison priscus skull fossil, deaccessioned from the University of Alaska Museum of the North, Fairbanks, AK, and given to Joseph T. Flakne. Possibly collected by Otto W. Geist (1888-1963) w

Pleistocene Period, circa 100,000 years B.P. A fossil Bison priscus jaw fragment containing tooth; accompanied by a custom-made display stand. 133 grams, 13.8 cm wide (184 grams total, 13.8 cm includi

Extinct Occidentalis Bison Skull found in SW Iowa. Bison occidentalis is an extinct species of bison that lived in North America, in continental Eurasia and the Japanese archipelago from about 11,700

Extinct Occidentalis Bison Skull found in SW Iowa. Bison occidentalis is an extinct species of bison that lived in North America, in continental Eurasia and the Japanese archipelago from about 11,700

Extinct Occidentalis Bison Skull found in SW Iowa. Bison occidentalis is an extinct species of bison that lived in North America, in continental Eurasia and the Japanese archipelago from about 11,700

The last of the American Bison or Buffalo in SW Iowa were last seen in the 1860's. This skull washed out in an area where the extinct Occidentalis Bison (Giant Bison) is also found so it is really har

23" American Bison Skull Found in Southwest Iowa

23 1/2" American Bison Skull found in Iowa

23 1/4" American Bison Skull Found in Western Iowa.

23" American Bison Skull found in Iowa

23" American Bison Skull Found in Southwest Iowa

22 1/4" American Bison Skull Found in Western Iowa

8 1/4" Extinct Occidentalis Bison Vertebrae. Bison occidentalis is an extinct species of bison that lived in North America, in continental Eurasia and the Japanese archipelago from about 11,700 to 5,0

Extinct Occidentalis Bison Skull found in SW Iowa. Bison occidentalis is an extinct species of bison that lived in North America, in continental Eurasia and the Japanese archipelago from about 11,700

Extinct Occidentalis Bison Skull found in SW Iowa. Bison occidentalis is an extinct species of bison that lived in North America, in continental Eurasia and the Japanese archipelago from about 11,700

Set of Extinct Occidentalis Bison Horns found in SW Iowa. Often the skull isnt saveable on Giant Bison Skulls when they wash out of ancient lakes and bogs. This set of horns came from the same bison.

Frame of 18 Avonlea Bird Points Found in Montana Ex: John Grenawalt Collection. Found on Bison Kill Sites Taft Hill Site in Cascade County and Stahl Ranch Site in Phillips County. Great display with a

A fine and rare late19th-century acupuncture model. Found in The Netherlands, it probably once stood in the window of an acupuncturistÕs office. Glued repair to break at ankles. H 19-1/2" W 8-1/4" D

Three prehistoric fossil Jawbones2 Piglike mammals and possibly a bison like ancestor. Found in Nebraska. Approximately 38 Million yeqrs oldLargest Measures 7 x 2.5 x 1" approx

Found in Geert Nijboer Schoolstraat, Netherlands. Ex John Greenawalt Collection.

3 7/8" Charmstone Plummet, found within a 10 mi radius Alpough, CA in 1965 by farmers while tilling soil, Leon Taylor, Fresno CA 3-1-1970, ex Byron Anderson

15" Extinct Bison Occidentalis Skull Plate w/ One Horn. Found in Western Iowa. The Occidentalis was a species of bison that inhabited North America from 5,000 to 10,000 years ago. Evidence shows the A

United States; 5,000-10,000 years old. Large pristine and very rare speciman of Bison Occidentalis skull. A group of skeletal remains of this extinct form were found in a peat bog in Minnesota in the