Digital Collections | AMNH - Visitors, Howe Quarry excavation site, Jurassic Morrison formation, Wyoming, 1934

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Camp at Howe's Ranch

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Dinosaur Quarry, camp, Howe’s Ranch and road from Greybull, Wyoming, 1934

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Howe’s Ranch and road from Greybull to Allen’s Ranch

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Excavating dinosaur skeleton, Morrison Formation

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Group Portrait-Howe Quarry Crew, Howe Quarry, Wyoming

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Team at Howe Quarry

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Fossil specimen, Howe Quarry

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Barnum Brown at Howe Quarry

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Dinosaur bone mass in Howe Quarry, Big Horn Mts., Wyoming, 1934. Photo taken from gibbet , 30 Feet above. Dr. Barnum Brown in charge of expedition.

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Dinosaur Quarry, camp and part of Howe Ranch, 25 miles northeast of Greybull, Wyoming, looking south, 1934

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Map of the Howe Quarry, Wyoming

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Howe Quarry, campsite, with suspended barrel for overhead photographs

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Manuscript map of Howe Quarry, Wyoming, by Roland T. Bird, 1934

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Walter Granger with hind limb of the sauropod diplodocus, first specimen found at Bone Cabin Quarry, 1898

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Barnum Brown, D. A. McIntyre, and G.E. Lewis with expedition airplane, Wyoming or Colorado, 1934

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Barnum Brown with his discovery of the Centrosaurus, Red Deer River, Canada, 1912

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Barnum Brown's field party, shown wearing mosquito protection, ready for prospecting, Red Deer River area, Canada, 1912

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Dinosaur bones transported by wagon loaded onto Union Pacific railroad cars for the journey to New York, 1898

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Icaronycteris fossil bat in matrix, Microchiropterans icaronycteris, found at Green River formation, Wyoming

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Heliobatis, female freshwater stingray from the Eocene of Wyoming [Green River formation]

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