By now most all know of the original ivories being used belong to elephant's teeth and tusks or the woolly mammoth's teeth and tusks, but what about some of the other natural forms of ivory...

The extinct woolly mammoth of the Alaskan and Siberian areas have long been gone Although, there is currently the beliefs of strong ivory harvesting to be around for quite awhile, it would be fool hardy to think that mammoth ivory is continuously limitless...

Mammoth ivory is a very unique artistic material due to the fact that the animal, Woolly Mammoth is extinct now...

Some of the tusk pieces are perfect for carving out knife and gun handles, scrimshaws, chess pieces, pool cues...

Alaska is famous for its trade in Mammoth Ivory trade along with the whale and walrus tusks Most of the mammoths died in the cold regions of the tundra which encompasses arctic, Alaska and Siberia...

Woolly Mammoths were present during the last Ice age but perished due to the changing environments, when the climate became warmer...