VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – It was almost ten years to the day that Alan Komrosky brought in the skull of “Bob” the triceratops to be on display at the Barnes County Museum in Valley City. On May, 27th, he has begun the process of bringing in another dinosaur to the Barnes County Museum!
Curator Wes Anderson said “Oliver”, also a triceratops, was found by Alan Komrosky a couple years ago, and while still in pieces, “Oliver” will be on display in field jackets under “Gundy” (Mike Triebold’s Triceratops on loan from the North Dakota Geological Survey) to have the real fossil shown along with the casting.
Anderson said this isn’t all of Oliver, just some. More fossils will be forthcoming, but this is just a taste of things to come. Sacrum, Pubis, and an Ishia.
Thank you, Alan and the folks at Hell Creek Relics!
Wes Anderson, Barnes County Museum
