Alaskan Mammoth Tusk Pair On Custom Ipe Wood Base

Found 25 feet below the permafrost in an Alaskan creek, this extraordinary pair of fossilized Wooly Mammoth tusks dates to approximately 30,000 years ago. Paleontological analysis reveals the specimen was a male who favored his right tusk for digging, foraging, and combat—evident in its distinctive wear patterns. Painstakingly excavated and reconstructed using archival-grade paleo adhesive, the tusks retain their remarkable integrity with minimal loss. Mounted on a custom Ipe wood base, they command attention as a museum-quality centerpiece that bridges deep time with refined craftsmanship.