Fossils Under Our Feet
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Dennis Rice, Drysten Ramsey, Karen Rice, and Amber Ramsey enjoy their museum at the museum for an educational experience on Father's Day.
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Mary Gonzalez, Donna Loya, and Miguel Gonzalez take a quick picture before enjoying more of the museum's artifacts.
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Natalia Soules and her family enjoy the props provided to take historical-type pictures with while going through one of the rooms in the museum.
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Lana Stephens poses for a picture while looking through the numerous exhibits provided by the museum.
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Eric Scott poses at the podium where he gave his presentation, and where he answered questions from the public in order to keep them fascinated with what fossils have to offer.
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A small part of a large mammoth tusk found at Tula Springs in Las Vegas, and is now displayed at the museum.
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Part of the jaw of an extinct camel that was found in Tula Springs in Las Vegas, and is now displayed at the museum.
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