This dig is co-sponsored by the North Dakota Geological Survey, and the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department. We will be returning once again to the beautifully scenic Pembina Gorge in our ongoing search for sea monsters. This Pierre Formation location, 80 million years old, holds some of the oldest surface rocks in North Dakota. This was a time when North Dakota was covered with the Western Interior Seaway, and was home to great swimming reptiles called mosasaurs, giant squid, sea turtles, aquatic birds, large (and small) fish, snails, clams, and more. No personal vehicles - everyone will be transported to and from the site in vans.
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When:
Full Days (15+ years): August 12-17
Family Half Days (10+ years): August 9-11
Adult Half Day (15+ years): August 18
Where:
Near Walhalla, Cavalier County
Registration:
Opens February 3rd, 10am Central – first come, first served
Full Day - $40
Half-Day - $30
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For more information contact:
701-328-1954