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Cave Bear #4 — mounted skeleton standing upright

Pleistocene megafauna · Urals and Western Siberia

Authentic Ice Age specimens. Mounted for exhibition.

Mounted skeletons, skulls and a mammoth hide, 35 000 to 50 000 years old. Excavated in the Perm caves and the Irtysh gravels, prepared in Saint Petersburg.

Pictured: Cave Bear #4 — Perm region, Ural mountains

Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase · 25 Jan – 8 Feb 2027 · the whole collection on show

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15
specimens
35–50 000
years old
Perm · Tyumen
Ural caves and the Irtysh river
since 1991
the Laboratory

The collection

Every specimen carries its plaque: species, age, place of discovery, dimensions — the same data that goes into the export papers and the condition report.

Provenance and paperwork.

Legally excavated

Every specimen was recovered under permit in the Perm region and the Tyumen region of Russia and left the country with an export licence. Copies travel with the specimen.

Condition report

Each bone is listed: original, restored or replica. Replicas are used only where a part never fossilises — rhinoceros horns, for example — and are always declared.

Delivery and installation

Mounts are taken down, crated and shipped worldwide. Our preparators can reassemble the skeleton on site.

Who prepares them

Saint Petersburg Paleontological Laboratory, working since 1991; the same team behind paleoart.com.

How a skeleton gets here.

Found

Cave bears, lions and wolves come from limestone caves of the Perm region in the Urals. Mammoths, rhinoceros and elk come from river gravels of the Irtysh in the Tyumen region, where the bank collapses each spring and releases what the permafrost held.

Prepared

Every bone is cleaned, stabilised and mounted in the Laboratory in Saint Petersburg, founded in 1991. Missing elements are noted, never disguised. The mount can be taken down and shipped in crates.

Documented

Measurements, photographs, a condition report and the export permit accompany each specimen. What you read on the plaque is what you receive on paper.

Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase

25 Jan – 8 Feb 2027

The collection travels to Tucson, Arizona. Private viewings by appointment before the show opens each morning. Booth number and hall to be announced in December.

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Printed catalogue with full measurements, generated from the same data as this page. Each specimen on the stand carries a QR code that opens its plaque on this site.

Catalogue (PDF)

Request the price or the file.

Prices are given on request. Tell us the specimen and where it would go — a hall, a house, a museum — and we reply within a day with the price, the full photo set and the condition report.