article_snippet: Two tusks, teeth and rib bones of the extinct giant mammal were discovered buried three metres down in the frozen soil around 31 miles (50km) from Nyagan in Russia in Khanty-Mansi, Russia.
article_snippet: Two mammoth tusks (shown above) together with fragments of jaw, teeth, tibia and ribs were dug from the frozen soil of Siberia. 
article_snippet: Using shovels Oil workers then unearthed a second tust, a tibia, ribs, teeth and fragments of the animal's jaw.
article_snippet: Dozens of mammoth remains have been unearthed in Siberia, including entire skeletons and even mummified bodies still preserved in the ice.
article_snippet: It turned to be a mammoth tusk. '
article_snippet: I took the shovel and began to dig.... found more remains, the second tusk, teeth and other bones.'