Down the Ages and Across the Continent Caps and accessories making it an ideal educational

making it an ideal educational tool for young explorers aged 3 and up

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Now fittingly known as Dinosaur Stampede National Monument at Lark Quarry Conservation Park

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Down the Ages and Across the Continent Caps and accessories making it an ideal educationalDown the Ages and Across the Continent is a concise account of fossils from backbone animals over 300 million years old, detailing the locations and rock formations in Australia where they are found. The book follows a journey from the northwestern to the southwestern corners of the continent, roughly tracing the ancient sea that once covered Australia nearly 500 million years ago, with additional side trips along the way. Authored by Carole Burrow,