![George Sternberg Album #2 - Early Canadian Views](../../assets/md5images/e0009107634c352d0a73c963f1d33c83.jpg)
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Identifier
sa2-049-01
Date
1-1-1914
Description
This black and white photograph features an excavation of a fossil specimen in Alberta, Canada. This was called the Euoplocephalus Quarry. Two men are standing on rocky terrain to the left of this hole. The man on the left is Lawrence Lambe posing with his knee bent, his foot resting on top of some rocks, and an excavation tool in his right hand. The man on the right, Charles H. Sternberg, is standing upright, posing with his hands on his hips. In the hole's entrance, a shovel is leaned upright against the wall of the hole. To the right of the hole, three pickaxes are resting against the hill. Handwriting is below the photograph.
Physical Description
black and white photograph
Keywords
Archaeological sites, Paleontological excavations, Expedition photographs, Fossils, Quarries & quarrying, Digging, Sternberg- Charles H. (Charles Hazelius) 1850-1943, Lambe-Lawrence M. (Lawrence Morris) 1863-1919
Rights
© University Archives, Fort Hays State University
Publisher
Digitized by Forsyth Digital Collections
Collection
Recommended Citation
Sternberg, George Fryer 1883-1969, "049-01: Uncovered Euoplocephalus" (1914). George Sternberg Album #2 - Early Canadian Views. 173.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/sternberg_album2/173
Language
eng
Transcription
The specimen uncovered. We dug a hole 35 feet deep and the floor is 20 feet by 20 feet (29098).
Keywords
Archaeological sites, Paleontological excavations, Expedition photographs, Fossils, Quarries & quarrying, Digging, Sternberg- Charles H. (Charles Hazelius) 1850-1943, Lambe-Lawrence M. (Lawrence Morris) 1863-1919
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