A historic tooth has been found by a five-year-old in Cassiobury Park.
A potentially prehistoric horse tooth has been discovered in Cassiobury Park by a fossil-loving five-year-old.
But after coming across it again this week, the Abbots Langley mum sought expert opinions on what it was., one said it was a horse's cheek tooth, adding:"I'm not enough of an expert to know the particular species or age, but it definitely looks old, most likely Pleistocene ." "A radiocarbon date would establish whether the tooth was younger than 50,000 years old but they are expensive.
Reflecting on the moment it was found, Emily said: “My first thought when Ayda brought it over was 'wow that looks old', and she said she had found dinosaur tooth as she is obsessed with dinosaurs and everything to do with them.The tooth that Ayda thought was from a dinosaur
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