81. Archaeology News Archaeologists have opened a completely intact burial chamber of an ancient priestpolitician—providing an unusual glimpse into the lives of Old Kingdom http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/archaeology.html

NEWS HOME ANIMAL NEWS ANCIENT WORLD ENVIRONMENT NEWS ... WEIRD NEWS Ancient World Video: "Epic" Vase Returned to Italy A 2,500-year-old vase featuring scenes from a Homer poem is among several antiquities returned to Italy after lengthy negotiations with the Metropolitan Museum of Art. For centuries, treasures have been taken from their homelands. Should the artifacts go back? Who should decide? Part one of nine. Rare Middle-Class Tomb Found From Ancient Egypt Polynesians Descended From Taiwanese, Other East Asians Polynesians and Micronesians show little genetic relation to other South Pacific islanders, suggesting the two groups hail from island-hopping East Asians. "Amazing" Dino Fossil Found With Skin, Tissue in China The fossil of a dinosaur with a flesh wound has been discovered in northeastern China, offering the most complete view to date of dinosaur skin, a scientist says. Video: Ruins Found Near Machu Picchu The lost citadel of Paititi may have been found, says the mayor of the Peruvian town where archeological remains were recently uncovered. Video: Time Capsule From 1791 Found Pictures: Giant Rodent Found; Big as a Bull

82. Dino Land Paleontologist Interviews Interviews of several paleontologists from different fields from dinosaurs to footprints to extinction. http://www.geocities.com/stegob/interviews.html

THE OFFICIAL DINO LAND WEBSITE DINO LAND'S PALEONTOLOGY INTERVIEWS As part of its comprehensive website, Dino Land has posted several interviews with some of the world's greatest paleontologists. Click on the links below to learn about, among other things, dinosaur extinction, dinosaur-bird evolution, dinosaur trackways, duckbilled dinosaurs, the possibility of warm-blooded dinosaurs, and even mosasaurs! Come back soon, as we will be posting new interviews often. Q AND A INTERVIEWS DALE RUSSELL A talk with the renowned paleontologist who has studied dinosaur extinction, proposed different theories on metabolism, examined the dinosaur faunas of Africa and Mongolia, and recently published a paper on the first known dinosaur heart. KIRK JOHNSON A chat with the Denver Museum of Natural History paleobotanist who has discovered evidence of a prehistoric rainforest in Colorado and has published his views on the evolution of flowering plants. LARRY AGENBROAD One of the top science stories of 1999 was the discovery of a nearly complete mammoth carcass in Siberia. Hear about this discovery from one of the researchers. WALTER ALVAREZ An interesting discussion with the geologist who first introduced the notion that dinosaurs may have been killed off by a cosmic impact with earth. We discuss his original 1980 Science paper on the subject, plus the fossil record in Italy and the contributions of his late colleague Jack Sepkoski.

83. Dino Russ's Lair Imagine being part of our paleontological team with the privilege of excavating a creature over 150 million years old! This may be a new species, http://www.dinoruss.com/

84. Western Center Museum Santa visits Diamond Valley Lake The Western Center teamed up with the Diamond Valley Lake Visitor s Center and the ValleyWide Recreation and Park District http://www.westerncentermuseum.org/

Home Visit Us Exhibits News ... Who's Who 2345 Searl Parkway Hemet, CA 92543 we sterncentermuseum.org Santa visits Diamond Valley Lake The Western Center teamed up with the Diamond Valley Lake Visitor's Center and the Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District to deliver an old-fashioned Holiday at Diamond Valley Lake Santa dropped by and listened to Christmas wishes, while many from the community enjoyed the lights and entertainment. Great fun was had by all. Ancient Treasures opens October 19, the Western Center's first temporary exhibition opened, with an extensive selection of artifacts from the Ancient Middle East. In partnership with La Sierra University, the Western Center presents almost 200 artifacts that represent aspects of daily life roughly 5,000 years ago. A series of ceramic lamps show a progression Read more... Join us become a member Sign up for e-reminders of upcoming events Membership Mastodon Trading Company Related Links r e served.

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