Dall DeWeese & the Diplodocus

Starting in April of 1916 and ending in July of 1916, Dall DeWeese and two primary workers excavated everything they could find and along the way they determined that the fossils were of a Diplodocus longus. The presentation is the story of of this important excavation. The bones today are stored in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science and we have one replica of a vertebra from that collection that we show in the presentation.
Contact Dan Grenard at [email protected] to schedule this program. The program requires a screen and projector. Dan provides powerpoint and other materials.