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 Quarry C - Michele Reynolds works on slab with palm leaves. |
 Quarry C - There's no such thing as 'correct posture' for a paleontologist. Most work is done in a bent over position. |
 Quarry B with film crew |
 Slabs are carried down from the quarries and placed here for marking with a square. Then, they are cut by the table saw or handheld steel saw depending on their thickness. |
 The slabs after being trimmed. Some of these are larger than the fossil because we were trying to fill a 12' x 24' wall. |
 Quarry A |
 Quarry C - Note tremendous amount of rock that was moved to get to the productive fossil layers! |
 Quarry A |
 Michele Reynolds in Quarry A |
 Quarry A |
 South end of Quarry A. Note tents at camp site in upper left. |
 Quarry B - Note tremendous amount of rock that was moved to get to the productive fossil layers! |
 Quarry C - Looks like foundation for a home. |
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