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Dickinson, ND
Joined April 2019
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Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
Steve's been busy cleaning "Sisyphus", the c.f. Daspletosaurus from the site "Jack's B2". This will be going on display very soon at @D_MuseumCenter
along with other bones from this fabulous specimen
From public lands in a public museum
#tyrannosaurus #FossilFriday #dinosaurs
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
An update on preparation of our amazing new Lambeosaurus skull. The oldest Lambeosaurus probably and the only specimen from the USA. #FossilFriday #publiclands #dinosaurs
We have just listed our SEASONAL PALEONTOLOGIST (intern) position at BADLANDS DINOSAUR MUSEUM. Position is flexible – main responsibility is to set up and run visitor activities, but also work in the lab and collections
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Closes Feb 4th 2022
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FIELD REPORT! A reminder that our 5th Annual Field Report is tonight, streaming on Facebook Live, later being archived to Youtube, Facebook video, and our local public access TV. Here's the event page on Facebook: facebook.com/events/96762041… #dinosaurs #livefromthefield #scicomm
Our 5th annual field report! Livestreaming Thurs Dec 2nd, then archived online. We will be talking about lambeosaurines, other duckbills, our tyrannosaur sites (including the heli-lift). Lots of cool stuff. Join us! #dinosaur #dinosaurs #FossilFriday #LiveFromTheField #scicomm
Hidden amongst these fossil salamander vertebrae were some vertebrae from lizards, or maybe snakes (right)! Collected by Larry League, Hell Creek Formation, 66 million years old. #fossilfriday
3D prints of a skeleton for a forthcoming immersive exhibit at Badlands Dinsaour Musuem. This is based on some new dinosaur behavior research and some cool new fossil specimens! #dinosaurs #3dprinting #northdakota
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
#ThrowbackThursday - McGillivray House
Built around 1895 by A.C. McGillivray, this house is constructed of native sandstone. The original, hand-cut rock was covered at some point with stucco. The stable, converted to a garage, is located on the northwest corner of the property.
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
FYI: the jugal and QJ are both rights (as is the quadrate, not shown), so we just flipped those bones for this photo. The jaws are both rights too. We are hoping to get more of this specimen this summer!
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
Look at the quality of the preservation on this postorbital closeup!
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
Latest update on our Daspletosaurus skull. The jaws will look AMAZING when we add them! @BLM_MTDKs #FossilFriday #fossil #dinosaur #dinosaurs #tyrannosaurus
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗧𝗵𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗪𝗲𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿 𝗗𝗿𝘂𝗴.
Wecker Drug was a successful drug store in downtown Dickinson for many years. In 1948 Wecker Drug was moved to 46 West Villard, the current location of Quality Quick Print. The store closed in 1973.
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The #cosmetic #counter at Wrecker Drug Store in 1962. The #drugstore was owned by Elmore Wrecker until 1973. The building is now where Quality Quick Prints stands today in Dickinson.
#drugstoremakeup #historical #history #localhistory #VisitDickinson #blackandwhitephotography
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
Fun project for our workshadow highschool student: We printed a scale outline of "Jack's B2" tyrannosaur (Daspletosaurus) and superimposed some of the freshly prepped bones on it. Much more to come from this beastie! #FossilFriday #dinosaurs
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
Horned #dinosaur Centrosaurus c.f. apertus braincase. One of 2 partial skulls we collected 2019-2020. Precisely correlates Judith of Montana with uppermost Oldman & Dino Park Fm of Alberta. Dinosaurs for biostratigraphy! #FossilFriday #scicomm
Dickinson Museum Center retweeted
This is a cool 2020 #dinosaur find for #FossilFriday. I am hopeful that this is a lambeosaurine. There's more of this skull in the hole, according to Jack Wilson who found it! #publiclands #dinosaurs #Fossil
Lower jaw (with teeth) from a #duckbill #dinosaur. The deep slope of the front of the #jaw suggests this might be from a "Lambeosaurine." Jack Wilson found this in a new #bonebed, we will be #excavating in 2021. Lets hope the rest of the #skull is in there!
#FossilFriday
