Hi there
I went to the 'Dinosaurs of Patagonia' exhibition at Te Papa Tongarewa (Museum of New Zealand) on Friday . Hey, I'm 'A Friend of Te Papa', so I get in to the exhibition a day ahead of the general public opening day. And for free. I'm spoilt that way...
I was somehow expecting to see the skeleton of one dinosaur and maybe a hundred or so photos and notices about the timelines of dinosaurs. But, my goodness, there were lots of dinosaurs. Big ones, small ones, medium sized ones. With every step I took there was a bigger dinosaur mould than the one I'd just seen.
I was surprised to see that the majority of the skeleton bones had been discovered within my living memory. And yet the bones were 220 million years old. I would have thought they would have been stumbled upon years earlier.
A wonderful exhibition.
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