SWAU Dinosaur Science Museum and Research Center

SWAU Dinosaur Science Museum and Research Center SWAU's Dinosaur Science Museum is a working research center, where you can observe behind the scenes!

The Dinosaur Science Museum and Research Center at Southwestern Adventist University is home to more than 30,000 dinosaur bones excavated from the Hanson Ranch of Eastern Wyoming, in partnership with the Hanson Research Station. The bones are excavated, tagged with GPS coordinates, transported, cleaned and prepared, and then photographed with a scanning camera for 3D processing. The bones are then

stored in the repository at the Dinosaur Science Museum while the photo and the data are uploaded to the University's dinosaur bone database and map, the only one of its kind in the world. The Museum is currently open to the public by appointment only. Parking is free and available across the street in the Chan Shun Centennial Library parking lot, off of Magnolia Street.

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113 W Magnolia
Keene, TX
76059

Telephone

(817) 202-6336

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