Thursday, 28 February 2019

A hot Wednesday

Nick looks at a rock
Darren looks at a rock
Tim and Alan hit rock
Ruairidh breaking rock
The crew at work
A lovely plant fossil
Marcus finds a fossil
Another plant fossil

Wednesday, 27 February 2019

Perfect Tuesday weather

A small limb
The counterpart
A decent size toe (or centrum)
Wendy making the international sign for
"I think I've found a tooth"
Wendy's maybe tooth
An interesting thin-walled shaft

A visit by Inverloch Beach Kinder

My favourite conversation -
Master 4 - "Why are dinosaurs so big?"
Wendy - "That's a good question. Rhinos are big. Why do you think Rhinos are so big?"
Master 4 - "Because they are animals!"
Wendy - "Well, dinosaurs were animals too"
Master 4 - "So, why is T. rex so big?
Ruairidh - "Because they ate big animals"
A lovely bunch of kids. Fun.
Ruairidh explaining what happens to the rock
Finding the footprint

Monday, 25 February 2019

We're in the Sentinal Times

https://sgst.com.au/2019/02/digging-up-prehistoric-treasure/

Week 3 crew photo

Happy smiling photo
Wilting in the sun photo
Feeling triumphant photo
"Be a dinosaur" photo

Monday - hot, hot, hot!

Mary, Dale and Lesley at morning tea
A hollow shaft
Enigmatic bone (or bones) from the hole
Nick and Dale show off a fossil
So hot the crayons melted!
Sharyn shows off a fossil

Stuff you learn on a dino dig

Lesley explains the show-and-tell box
Alan draws our rift valley
Alan pointing at layers
The view from the end of the Alan tour

Sunday, 24 February 2019

Sunday - Photos of fossils

Unioid
Strange probable vertebra
Pretty vertebra
Fish jaw?
Knobbly
Vertebra?

Saturday, 23 February 2019

A very toothy Friday

Corrie finds a possible scapula
Corrie's possible scapula (or end of humerus?)
Did Tanya find another tooth? - maybe
Eve finds a tooth
This one also might be a tooth
And this one
This little fan screams "ornithopod tooth"
Eve's premaxillary ornithopod tooth
Alan finds a possible claw
(and his wife Nicole gazes enviously)

Friday - Another beautiful morning on site

Digging out the hole
The hole crew prepares the site
Bek and Jörg closely examine rock

Thursday, 21 February 2019

Ben and Ali happy to find a fossil

Looking proud
Smiling prettily
Congratulating each other
Admiring the fossil
The fossil