A beautifully preserved fossil tooth from the Woolly Rhinoceros, C.antiquitatis, an iconic mammal of the Ice Age. 
This specimen was found in the Amur river region of Russia and displays excellent details and preservation. Including particularly good enamel and substantial root details.  
At 8.5cm long including the root this is a substantial sized Woolly rhino tooth and makes for a very displayable piece. 
Origin: Amur river, Russia. 
Age: Pleistocene. 
Size: 8cm long including the roots. 
Has had some minor repairs and has been coated in a light coating of B72 solution preservative to help stabilise the fossil as it was recovered from a waterlogged environment, also has a few natural chips and minor damages that are common for a fossil this age but has no major restoration.