RMDRC paleo lab

The astute social media observers among you may have noticed our new ceratopsian whose skull restoration was just finished in time for its d...

Field identifications are problematic. In mid October of this year the weather in Kansas was still warm enough to extend our dig season. T...

Some people asked me not too long ago about what we do in order to get some of these bones ready for molding. In the case of Pete III, our D...

For the past few weeks, TPI field crews have been scouring the outcrops of Western Kansas and finding some spectacular specimens. More on th...

Over the past few weeks, Jacob and I were out doing some scouting and excavation in the lower Niobrara chalk in western Kansas. With the rec...

Back in October of 2011, the lovable TPI field crew was brought out to a ranch in western Kansas (very near the site of Sternberg's famo...

Though I had a good time attending the SVP meeting in Raleigh, NC this month, it put me a little behinf on prep work. Jacob was able to join...

Jeez, UTC is very challenging prep. Slowly working through the very fragmented nature of the bone, but luckily the matrix is also fairly sof...

Yep we all have them. In addition to the decades of prep backlog of big, complete and interesting specimens there is always that nagging pil...