English: Milia Museum. On show are the longest mastodon ("Mammut" borsoni) tusk ever recorded (Guinness World Record
[1]). (Presumably the people behind the tusk are the team that excavated it, associate professor Tsoukala,
Dick Mol, and a paleontological team from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the School of Geology
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