Category: Digs & Museum Activity

On a fossil dig in Kansas, David Rives, host of Creation in the 21st Century, joined Dr. Carl Baugh and dig team members, Joe Taylor and Sara Bruegel.   

The Don Dodrill family graciously invited us to come excavate some of the strange sea creatures which litter the ground all over this part of Kansas.  Everywhere we

Please note: as of 2014 the Chupacabra is gone to the Lost World Museum in Phoenix, NY.  It is no longer at Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum.  Thanks to

 Peruvian Elongated Skull Replica Casts: $355 plus shipping $25 in USA The brain capacity of this person was nearly 20% larger than normal.. This is the skull that

Elongated Peruvian Skull Replica – Chamacho #18 $250 on stand plus  $25 shipping Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum is now offering casts of a very strange and ancient skull

Film by Whitney Yule Hall Digging for the truth. Searching to find who you are $19.95 plus $5 shipping in US In the spring of 2008, Whitney Yule

ICA Stones News Joe Taylor traveled to Peru and investigated the original ICA burial stones showing humans and dinosaurs together.  Joe is a preparing a Powerpoint presentation on

Friday Dec. 4th, 2009 124 West Main, Crosbyton, Texas After nearly two years of being closed to the public, the Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum is open again. We

Lone Star Mastodon is Sold at Auction On January 20, 2008, Heritage Auction Galleries sold Lone Star the world’s largest four tusk mastodon for $191,200.  The non-disclosed buyer

Update on the Lone Star Mastodon: We had hoped the sale of Lone Star would allow Mt. Blanco to get on its feet again. This was not to

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The Taylor Trail is finally cast! The Taylor Trail is the most controversial fossil track way in the world. Were these mysterious footprints made by a giant man?

GIANT 4-TUSKED MASTODON FINALLY UNVEILED! The LONE STAR MASTODON came home to SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS on December 5th, 2005 where the Mt. Blanco Museum and a group of friends

Mt. Blanco team begins excavation on huge new long-neck dinosaur! On the steep side of a mountain in North Western Colorado, we began excavation on a veritable bone pile!