Hanson Research Station

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Hanson Research Station, Lance Formation of eastern Wyoming. Jun, 3 2006

Hanson Research Station is an excavation site for dinosaur bones in eastern Wyoming, USA. Research is led by Art Chadwick and Larry Turner of Southwestern Adventist University.

Aerial view of Hanson Research Station.

References

• The Bone Bed: Excavating Dinosaur Remains in Wyoming The Citizen Scientist. April 2005.
• A Brief History of the Project by Southwestern Adventist University

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