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Camping in Choteau
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Rod does product placement
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A large leg bone
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Bone structure
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The redish color of the bone in our dig site.
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An ancient tipi ring
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Jaw bone with tooth socket grooves
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turtle shell
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inner surface of a cretaceous turtle shell
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Outer surface of a cretaceous turtle shell
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Toe bone, possibly from an aquatic dinosaur
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Bone on surface
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Dana shows a bit of a hollow avian dinosaur bone.
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A hollow avian dinosaur bone
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The commute
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The end of a femur sticks straight up.
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In the trenches
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Dave was the first person ever to see these bits of dinosaur bone.
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Dave digs this sorta thing.
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The overburden pile
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Our dig site
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Cretaceous Critter Cleaners
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The paleontologists' office
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Chris checks the progress
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The reddish colored bone is from our dig site.
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A large bone brought back in plaster
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Tyranosaur jaw and teeth
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Why paleontologists don't do jigsaw puzzles in their spare time
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Margaret, Marty, and Rod excavate a section of rock brought back to the lab in a plaster jacket.
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Each bone takes many hours to re-assemble
