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Natural History displays, services and attractions
"South Dakota, a land of plenty"
The world’s most famous dinosaur – "Sue," the gigantic T-rex was discovered in South Dakota. The Badlands National Park contains some of the world’s richest Oligocene fossil beds, and archaeological sites across the state offer clues about early societies.
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Natural History is all around us!
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Black Hills Institude of Geological Research
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217 Main Street, Hill City, SD 57745
605-574-4505 email us |
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The Institute supplies museums, universities, schoolsand private collectors
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| Black Hills Museum of Natural History |
217 Main Street, Hill City, SD 57745
605-574-4505 email us |
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Wander among the giants and experience real dinosaurs. Come see STAN the largest most complete
male t-rex in the world! Plus real fossils, minerals, meteorites and much more!!! |
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| Mammoth Site - Hot Springs |
Hwy 18 Truck, Hot Springs, SD 57747
605-745-6017 email us |
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Experience one of the world’s greatest fossil treasures! A National Natural Landmark with fossils of Ice Age
fauna left in place as discovered. |
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