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Lower Palaeolithic Neanderthal molar
Tooth fragment with extreme wear to the biting surface this is through the enamel and into the dentine layer. The tooth crown is complete and most of the tooth root is present, although part is missing. The tooth root is coalesced.
Neanderthal tooth found in Pontnewydd Cave, north-east Wales.
WA_SC 1.4
Collection Area
Archaeology & Numismatics
Item Number
86.31H/1.D4029
Find Information
Site Name: Pontnewydd Cave, St Asaph
Grid Reference: SJ 0155 7106
Collection Method: excavation
Date: 1985
Acquisition
donation, 22/5/1986
Measurements
length / mm:20.0
width / mm:9.5
thickness / mm:11.5
weight / g:2.2
Material
Tooth
Location
St Fagans Wales Is gallery : Neanderthal Remains
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