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Hours, Location & Sponsors Info:

Dates: April 29, 2005- December 23, 2005
Location: The Great Passion Play, Eureka Springs, AR
Presented by: Creation Truth Foundation, Inc. & the Elna M. Smith Foundation, Inc.
Hours: Call for hours of operation 866-566-3558

For More Information, please contact:

The Great Passion Play
Attn: Museum of Earth History
Information Line: 866-566-3558

The Great Passion Play, Public Relations Contact:

Mardell Bland, Director of Marketing: 479-253-8559 mbland@TheGreatPassionPlay.com

The Creation Truth Foundation, Public Relations Contact:

Gary Dressler, Director of External Programs: 405-872-9856 gary@creationtruth.com

About the Exhibit

Total Number of Skeletons: 13 (8 dinosaurs, 3 mammals, 1 pteranodon, 1 marine reptile)

About the Dinosaurs

Albertosaurus

Meaning: Alberta Lizard
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Canada, US
Highlights: A close relative of T.rex

Triceratops prorsus

Meaning: Three-horned face
(from the three horns on its head
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Hells creek formation
Highlights: Giant herbivore and T. rex’s worst nightmare

Tyrannosaurus

Meaning: Tyrant lizard
(because of its massive size and its wicked teeth)
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Hells Creek Formation .
Highlights: Saw-edged teeth armed the mighty jaws of its immense head

Thescelosaurus

Meaning: Marvelous lizard (refers to the excellent condition in which the first specimen was found)
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Hells Creek Formation, US
Highlights: An omnivore, it had a stout body and no visible means of defense.

Pachycephalosaurus

Meaning: Thick-headed lizard
(because of thick skull)
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Hell Creek Formation,US
Highlights: this dome-headed dinosaur was a plant eater

Dromaeosaurus

Meaning: Swift running lizard
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Judith River Group Formation, Alberta Canada, Montana US
Highlights: Fast, agile and presumed vicious,…may well have hunted in packs, prey upon the smaller herbivores

Edmontosaurus annectens

Meaning: Lizard from Edmonton
(first discovered around Alberta’s capital)
Age:
Biblical History Dating: 10,000 years BCE
(Before Christian Era)
Natural History Dating: Late Cretaceous
Origin: Alberta Canada, Montana US
Highlights: “Edmonton lizard” was one of the biggest duckbilled dinosaurs