A pair of well-preserved digits from the Middle Pleistocene bear Usus Deningeri. The Westbury cave system was first discovered in 1969 through quarrying, from records of the teeth found it is theorised that different sections of the cave had different uses, from a place where females reared young, to a denning area made by males. A classic location which is now a designated SSSI.
Location: Westbury-sub-Mendip, Somerset, England
Age: Middle Pleistocene, 1.5-1.1 million years old
Measurements: 4.1cm and 3.6cm
Weight: 11.78g
