Woolly Rhino Skull, Kemerovo Oblast, Russia

• Here is a world-class example of an Ice Age icon, the woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis).
• It was discovered in Southwest Siberia. 
• This incredible find dates to the Pleistocene Epoch: 20,000 to 22,000 years old.
• The skull has impressive museum-quality replica horns (cast from original horns and painted to match original colour).
• A gorgeous stained oak stand included, which highlights the skull in a natural position
• This specimen is complete and not a composite, meaning that the lower jaws and upper skull belonged to the same animal. It also has virtually no restoration - just some small caviites of lower jaws filled. Most rhino skulls that come to the market are composite specimens, as it is rare to find the jaws preserved alongside the upper skull. 

Cave art of a woolly rhino, Southern France (Chauvet Cave).