Proboscidea

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Catalog # Name Description
1 00.4.11.288.0003 Bone Mastodon.
2 00.4.11.288.0004 Bone Mastodon.
3 00.4.11.288.0005 Bone Mastodon.
4 00.4.11.288.0006 Bone Mastodon.
5 00.4.11.288.2 Bone Mastodon.
6 00.4.13.497.0004 Tusk Pieces of a mammoth's tusk
7 00.4.13.516.1 Fossil Mammoth's molar fragment.
8 00.4.13.516.2 Fossil Mastodon tooth fragment.
9 00.5. Mastodon Vertebra.
10 00.5.0009 Mastodon Unknown mastodon bone fragments.
11 00.5.0041 Mammoth Tooth.
12 00.5.0042 Mammoth Tooth of a baby mammoth.
13 00.5.0051 Fossil Apparently pulp from a mammoth or mastodon tusk.
14 00.5.12 Bone Mastodon Scapula and fragments of the scapula of a mastodon found in Waterloo street in the excavating for a telephone pole.
15 00.5.31 Mastodon Humerus. Parts of the bone were filled with plaster and the surface was finished in lead white by Dr. Cable in the early 20th century in a similar method to 00.5.35A
16 00.5.33 Mastodon End of a weathered tusk.
17 00.5.34 Mastodon Cross section of tusk.
18 00.5.35A Tusk Mastodon tusk 11 1/2' long x 18" circumference
19 00.5.35B Tusk Fragments of the Hampton Mastodon tusk
20 00.5.37 Mammoth Tooth.
21 00.5.38 Tooth Mammoth Molar
22 00.5.39 Mammoth Tooth.
23 00.5.43 Mastodon Much worn tooth.
24 00.5.44 Mastodon Mastodon Tooth (crown only). Sticker on one side "8" on other side "Masta/1941".
25 00.5.49 Mammoth Solid vertebra.
26 00.5.50 Mammoth Apparently pulp from a mammoth or mastodon tusk. 00.5.50 (Mammoth) image
27 1970.74.0469F Bone Mastodon.
28 1972.39.0001 Tooth Two parts of a mammoth tooth, a. and b.. Shellacked and/or varnished. Color: BR
29 1972.39.0002 Tooth Part of a mammoth tooth. Shellacked and/or varnished. Color: BR
30 1974.37.0045 Tooth Mammoth tooth.
31 1974.37.0053 Fossil Mammoth tooth.
32 1974.37.52 Fossil Outer end of a mastodon tusk.
33 1987.0031 Bone Fossil bone fragment from proximal humerous shaft of either a mastodon (Mammut sp.) or a mammoth (Mammuthus sp.).
34 2006.9.7 Mastodon a long slab of tusk; the piece is slightly concave along the width. The convex side of the tusk is striated lengthwise and relatively smooth. The concave side is very rough, with three distinct rough notches that jut from the slab. The coloration on the concave side is very uneven. Color: DK BR