Dinosaur excavation
Hermonie focusses on the work of Gideon Mantell and shows a clip of her on a dinosaur excovation from the South of England programme.
An episode of the Fossil Detectives - for iPad/Mac/PC podcast, hosted by The Open University, titled "Dinosaur excavation" was published on November 11, 2008 and runs 13 minutes.
November 11, 2008 ·13m · Fossil Detectives - for iPad/Mac/PC
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Summary
Hermonie focusses on the work of Gideon Mantell and shows a clip of her on a dinosaur excovation from the South of England programme.
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Hermonie focusses on the work of Gideon Mantell and shows a clip of her on a dinosaur excovation from the South of England programme.
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