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Summer 2005
YUKON – ALASKA
– ARCTIC CIRCLE TRIP
Panning for gold, discovering the mysterisous ice
worms, visiting the site of the Tagish Lake meteorite fall: we flew from
New York to Vancouver, then traveled three days be sea to Juneau, Alaska,
then traveled by bus and train to Skagway, Anchorage, Denali . . . More
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Summer 2005
ALLAN LANG IS GUEST OF
HONOR AT TOKYO INTERNATIONAL MINERAL SHOW
TIMA is the oldest and largest mineral show in Asia.
Allan Lang and his marvelous eurypterid collection were the Guests of
Honor at the 2005 Tokyo show. More >>> |
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2004
FOUNDING A FOSSIL
FOUNDATION
On a breezy, tree-covered hillside just west of
the Mohawk River in upstate New York, overlooking immense red barns, winding
state roads, and wetlands; home to wild turkeys, coyotes, deer, fox, turtles,
giant tiger salamanders and a great horned owl, is one of the most interesting
and unique fossil sites in North America. More
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Summer 2003
SUMMER FIELD TRIP
REPORTS
Each summer, it is our pleasure to welcome an ever-growing
number of school groups, educational visits, and geology and paleontology
groups to Lang's Quarry. Some of our visitors are kind enough to share
their experiences with us, once they get home. Learn more: >>>
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July 2003
METEORITE
TIMES INTERVIEW
Allan Lang is the subject of an in-depth
interview for "Meteorite Times," in which he discusses his collection,
how he got involved in the field of meteoritics, his travels around the
world, and more. Numerous photos accompany this extensive interview. Read
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April 2003
MAJOR DISCOVERIES
AT LANG'S QUARRY
This spring, major new paleontology finds were made
at Lang's Quarry by Allan Lang, and paleontologists Zarko Ljuboja and
Leon Theisen. Discoveries included the extremely rare Silurian eurypterid
Dolichopterus, and an exceptional multiple plate containing thirteen fossil
arthropods. Learn more: >>>
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February – March 2003
KENYA ADVENTURE
In March, 2003 Allan Lang and friends flew
to Nairobi, Kenya, then traveled through some of Africa's roughest terrain
in an ex-army vehicle. They encounter killer bees, armed bounty hunters,
and much more in an exciting search for meteorites and fossils. Learn
more: >>>
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December 2002
NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM,
LONDON VISITS US
During the winter of 2002, Dr. Andrew Ross,
Curator of Fossil Arthropods at London's Museum of Natural History visited
Lang's Quarry with his colleagues. The NHM team stayed with us for several
days and we donated nearly 50 rare fossils to the NHM. Learn more: >>>
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