Fossils

The island of Ireland's only dinosaur bones. Video, 00:01:14
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Northern Ireland
Posted
15 November
How dinosaur fossils were found on an island with 'the wrong rocks'
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Northern Ireland
Posted
15 November
Evidence of ancient tree-climbing 'drop crocs' found in Australia
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Australia
Posted
12 November
Witness History. Discovering the largest dinosaur ever. Audio, 11 minutes
In 2012, a shepherd uncovered a bone belonging to a new dinosaur in Argentina
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BBC World Service
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I helped to unearth one of the largest dinosaurs ever
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BBC Bitesize
Posted
6 November
Family find 'exceedingly rare' Stone Age hand axe
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
4 November
Tributes to man who discovered Skye dinosaur footprint as a child
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Highlands & Islands
Posted
29 October
Ancient woolly mammoth tusk on display at zoo
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Shropshire
Posted
23 October
'Discovering dinosaur footprints was magical'
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England
Posted
22 October
Bone from first identified stegosaur goes on display
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Wiltshire
Posted
22 October
Lives Less Ordinary. The baby-dinosaur hunter who ended up in Hollywood. Audio, 40 minutes
Jack Horner inspired a character in Jurassic Park after the dino discovery of a lifetime
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BBC World Service
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Rare 'Sword Dragon' dinosaur named after 24 years
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Manchester
Posted
10 October
Sea monster museum to shut for four-week revamp
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Dorset
Posted
10 October
Fossil found on Dorset coast is unique 'sword dragon' species
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Science & Environment
Posted
10 October
Fossil found on Skye is new species of fanged Jurassic reptile
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Highlands & Islands
Posted
1 October
New dinosaur species named after fossil analysis
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UK
Posted
12 September
Tree fossil evidence of Torbay's volcanic islands
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Devon
Posted
7 September
Are scientists bringing back dinosaurs?
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BBC Bitesize
Posted
1 September
CrowdScience. How long will traces of our civilisation last? Audio, 34 minutes
If intelligent life visits Earth millions of years from now, will they find traces of us?
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BBC World Service
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Fossilised forest found by accident to be free to visit
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Wales
Posted
28 August
Researchers find rare Jurassic-era fossil in Indian village
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Asia
Posted
26 August
New dinosaur named after record-breaking sailor
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Hampshire & Isle of Wight
Posted
22 August
Do not use power tools to take fossils, town asks
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Somerset
Posted
10 August
Neanderthal tools, mammoths and new species at dig
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England
Posted
8 August