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Can Anyone Identify This Bone ?

correction. not a tooth its part of the bottom of the MT. Where's it from?
Get them to try refitting the broken bit - goes in the middle of the end to the Left and measure it greatest length and I'll calculate the horse's height.
 
I would think a tibia. But without measurments hard to tell if it's from a horse, cow, (roe) deer, pig or ....

But imho it's in the deer family.


 
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