Mammoth ivory comes from the tusks of mammoths, extinct relatives of modern elephants. As mammoths died out thousands of years ago, their remains, including tusks, have been preserved in permafrost in places like Siberia, Alaska, and Canada.
Uses:
Art and Craft: It is highly valued for carving and making art pieces, jewelry, and musical instrument parts.
Historical Significance: Mammoth ivory has been used by humans for thousands of years, including by prehistoric peoples for tools and art.
