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Museum Exhibit with Dinosaur and Mammoth Fossil and Skeleton Vector Set Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woolly mammoth fossil well preserved on museum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vertical shot of a well preserved woolly mammoth fossil displayed on the museum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Viminacium Mammoth Fossil Royalty Free Stock Photo

teeth and skull of a mammoth, the fossil remains of a mammoth Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mammoth fossil in Natural History Museum of London Royalty Free Stock Photo

SERBIA, KOSTOLAC, 06. jun 2009. - A finely preserved skeleton of a mammoth, believed to be one million years old, was uncovered near an archaeological site in eastern Serbia. The skeleton was uncovered during ongoing excavations of the site at Viminacium, a Roman military settlement on the Danube river. Skeleton is extremely well preserved, with only a slightly damaged skull.