Vijf kiezen van een mammoet en een neushoorn before 1869

This anonymous black and white lithograph, created before 1869, depicts five molars from a mammoth and rhinoceros. The image was likely intended for scientific or educational purposes, showcasing the distinct characteristics of prehistoric animal teeth. The central molar, a large and prominent example, is presented against a dark background, highlighting its intricate structure and emphasizing its importance in paleontological research. The image is an excellent visual representation of the study of extinct animal remains, offering a glimpse into the past through the lens of scientific illustration.