New 1057 lb meteorite (cousin to the 4900lb meteorite) is now on display in our gallery |
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Cretaceous |
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![]() Digging fossil cones from the top of a layer of coal. |
![]() in the Badlands: Charlie preparing to hunt dinosaur bones. |
![]() A great view of Hell Creek Formation (65-140 million years old) Badlands . |
![]() A view of cliffs in the Bad Lands possibly holding secrets of Dinosaur fossils. |
![]() What was the top of an exposed bone reveals a well preserved rib. |
Beginning to dig past what was exposed on surface and the first vertebrae reveals another large vertebrae. |
![]() Much more of the puzzle coming to light. |
![]() This piece was quite a job to save, and to anexperienced observer to be the head gear that went back on a specides of Triceratops Dinosaur. So this confirmed that I was digging on a Triceratops site. |
![]() Another one of the mystery bones one might find until more is carefully exposed and glued to hold its shape frozen in time. |
![]() This mystery bone looks to be part of the pelvis with a rib bone almost beneath it. |
![]() With bones eroding out of the hard muddened bank, one digs further hoping to find more skeletal remains as revealed. |
![]() Beginning to dig in the bank reveals a vertebrae on the outer area and another vertebrae and a couple of ribs. |
Hours of careful digging reveals several bones to a triceratops; four vertebraes and two ribs are visable. |
One has to carefully dig around all bones and glue any loose pieces of boneto its proper place. |
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