Right Fore Metacarpal Bone of Paraceratherium
The front right metacarpal bone of the paraceratherium. A paleontological specimen of Miocene age (approximately 20–30 million years). The metacarpal
Archaeology
Objects discovered through archaeological excavations and research
Skull fragment of Aceratherium (cube-shaped)
Fragment of the skull of Aceratherium. A paleontological specimen of Neogene age. Aceratherium is an extinct representative of the rhinoceros
Fragment of a posterior molar tooth of a mammoth (Mammuthus)
A fragment of a mammoth (Mammuthus) molar tooth. A paleontological specimen of Pleistocene age. The tooth is characterized by a
Bornite–Magnetite–Chalcopyrite Ore
Bornite-magnetite-chalcopyrite ore. A complex mineral association containing the primary ore minerals of copper and iron: bornite with a bluish tint,
Mammoth Tusk Fragment (Mammuthus)
A fragment of a mammoth tusk (Mammuthus) – a representative of the Pleistocene megafauna of mammals. The paleontological specimen holds
Bone
Fragment of bone (Paraceratherium zhayremensis). A fragment of the right front radius of the Zhayrem Paraceratherium (Paraceratherium zhayremensis). The bone
Rib Fragment
Fragment of a rib (Paraceratherium). A fragment of the rib bone of the giant rhinoceros — Paraceratherium. The paleontological specimen
Bone Fragment
Bone fragment (Paraceratherium). The distal part of a tubular bone of the giant rhinoceros (Paraceratherium). The paleontological specimen dates back
Conglomerate
Conglomerate. A sedimentary rock consisting of rounded fragments of gravel, small stone pieces, and aleurolitic material, cemented by a natural
Quartz Ore Specimen
Quartz ore. A sample of hydrothermal origin with quartz as the main mineral-forming component. The quartz mass contains the minerals