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Trigger warning: bit of an animal carcass.

Anyone know what animal this came from?

Am I allowed to post this?

A sheep maybe?

Agreed, Sheep jaw

@Flinticus, what did you do wit the rest of it?

Can't be a sheep as this was in Pollok Park. No sheep about. Just highland cattle (which we can rule out) foxes, deer and probably some wayward moggies. Badgers? 

Pointed teeth - must be some sort of carnivore.

Definitely not carnivore teeth, if not sheep (maybe carried there) then goat, or possibly deer.

That's what I thought too but only from the 'oh look, pointy teeth' rather than any expertise.

Roe deer. Just been looking, and from certain angles their teeth look pointed. 
Ed: in your picture, the front teeth (used to ‘nibble’) are missing. Weird photo - send it to the police as possible wildlife crime. Doubt they’d do much but may as well let them see it. 

might be small enough for a muntjac?

I know you said not sheep, but here's a photo of a sheep's upper jaw.

https://c8.alamy.com/comp/AN5M00/sheep-jaw-and-teeth-cotswolds-england-AN5M...

Here's a deer jaw.

https://img1.etsystatic.com/217/0/5561099/il_340x270.1265002153_nrle.jpg

I'd be inclined to say muntjac might be right.

Hmm. I checked sheep’s jaw and agree it could be. 
Ed:  the jaw bone on my photo looks to narrow. So I’m now thinking sheep. 

ha ha I've just looked up muntjac jaw, and their teeth are differently spaced, so I'm now ruling that out

Did you lick it, you might be able to taste if its venison or mutton.

I think you were right with Roe deer, probably a young one.

There's no sheep about so someone would have had to bring in a head / jaw but there are deer.

I've looked online now at a few and see below for a comparison.