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Tag Archives: Carnegie Museum of Natural History
A New Golden Age of Dinosaur Museums
When the movie Jurassic Park hit theaters in the summer of 1993, there was no question that the dinosaur renaissance–that had been coursing through the field of paleontology since the late 1960’s–had now, for the first time, really taken a … Continue reading
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Tagged American Museum of Natural History, Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaur museums, dinosaurs, Natural History Museums, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, The Field Museum, University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
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Allosaurus Roar’s Top 25 Prehistoric Fossil Museums in North America
One year ago today, I started this blog with a list ranking the Top 25 Dinosaur Museums in North America, and now I provide a list ranking the Top 25 Prehistoric Fossil Museums in North America. Some museums have wonderful … Continue reading
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Tagged American Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaurs, Museum Reviews, Natural History Museums, Royal Tyrrell Museum, The Field Museum
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Allosaurus Roar Review: Dinosaur National Monument, Jensen, UT
In 1909 Earl Douglass, a paleontologist working for the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh, was searching for dinosaur bones in the rugged sandstone hills about ten miles east of Vernal, Utah. Having heard that fossils could be found nearby, Douglass spent a … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar Review: Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA
I am usually pretty excited whenever I am about to visit a museum with a lot of special fossils on display, but honestly, some museums get me more excited than others. The Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh is … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar’s Top Dozen Tyrannosaurus rex Displays
The mighty Tyrannosaurus rex…the “tyrant lizard king,” was certainly one of the largest and deadliest carnivores from the entire dinosaur era. T. rex has it all: the devastating combination of overwhelming size, frightening weaponry and a vivid, evocative name. It is no wonder Tyrannosaurus … Continue reading
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Tagged Carnegie Museum of Natural History, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaur museums, Museum of the Rockies, Museum Reviews, Natural History Museums, Royal Tyrrell Museum, Tyrannosaurus rex
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Allosaurus Roar’s Top Twenty-Five Dinosaur Museums in North America
There are so many great dinosaur museums in North America…but which ones are truly the most spectacular and absolutely must-visit places for the dinosaur lover? Naturally, this list is completely subjective. Allosaurus Roar has visited all of these museums and … Continue reading
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Tagged American Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaurs, Houston Museum of Natural Science, Museum Reviews, Natural History Museums, Royal Tyrrell Museum
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