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James Lamb is exhausted, after hauling the heavy Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull jacket up a steep hill. It's now safe, and ready for transport to McWane Science Center.
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Cretaceous
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Almost there - James Lamb hauling the dinosaur skull out on a sled, using a gas powered come-along
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James Lamb tying the dinosaur skull down, getting it ready for the long carry.
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Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull in jacket, on wooden sled made by James Lamb. This was one heavy rock, and he loaded it by himself.
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Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull jacket, intended to be hauled out, but it was too heavy to carry.
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James and Greg cleaning the debris out of the Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull jacket, which has now been broken off the pedistal, and flipped upside down.
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James Lamb popping the Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull off the pedistal
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James Lamb popping the Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull off the pedistal
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Eotrachodon orientalis dinosaur skull encased in plaster jacket with sticks for reinforcement.
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Vicki cutting strips of burlap to use in making the plaster jacket. Several members helped with this project.
