Post by syzygy on Aug 7, 2017 7:17:34 GMT
Hi All!
Not long ago I have already placemarked the location on a different occasion, now some other stuff worth to know about the site:
Read full story at The Atlantic.com
Borealopelta discovery March 11 2011.kmz (1.21 KB)
Well, "what have been spent on ferry, were gained back on toll".
Not long ago I have already placemarked the location on a different occasion, now some other stuff worth to know about the site:
A Dinosaur So Well Preserved It Looks Like a Statue
Borealopelta, discovered accidentally by Canadian miners, is one of the most spectacular fossil finds of all time.
Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology
In March 2011, a construction worker named Shawn Funk visited an impressive dinosaur collection at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta. As he walked through halls full of ancient bones, he had no idea that a week later, he’d add to their ranks by finding one of the most spectacular dinosaur fossils of all time. It’s an animal so well preserved that its skeleton can’t be seen for the skin and soft tissues that still cover it.
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Borealopelta, discovered accidentally by Canadian miners, is one of the most spectacular fossil finds of all time.
Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology
In March 2011, a construction worker named Shawn Funk visited an impressive dinosaur collection at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta. As he walked through halls full of ancient bones, he had no idea that a week later, he’d add to their ranks by finding one of the most spectacular dinosaur fossils of all time. It’s an animal so well preserved that its skeleton can’t be seen for the skin and soft tissues that still cover it.
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Borealopelta discovery March 11 2011.kmz (1.21 KB)
Well, "what have been spent on ferry, were gained back on toll".
