It is said to be one of the richest finds of prehistoric times in the world.
The Philip J. Currie Museum in Wembley, have discovered back, skull, and foot bones of a dinosaur in the area.
Officials believe it’s that of a Pachyrhinosaurus (Packer-rhino-saurus), a four-legged dinosaur that lived in present-day Alberta and Alaska more than 72 million years ago.
The bones were surfaced in a pipestone bed, apparently that wiped out the dinosaurs at the time, by flooding.
Crews also discovered teeth from a tyrannosaur raptor, a rare mammal, as well as a tiny insect locked inside a grain of amber.
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