Every design
59 designs in seven lines, each with its own page: every piece that carries it, with its facts and its source.
Stitched Skeletons
Stegosaurus Skeleton
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years, 9 m
Triceratops Skeleton
Late Cretaceous, about 67 million years, 9 m
Brontosaurus Skeleton
Late Jurassic, about 152 million years, 22 m
Ceratosaurus Skeleton
Late Jurassic, about 153 million years, 6 m
Compsognathus Skeleton
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years, 1 m
Anchisaurus Skeleton
Early Jurassic, about 190 million years, 2 m
Iguanodon Skeleton
Early Cretaceous, about 125 million years, 10 m
Hypsilophodon Skeleton
Early Cretaceous, about 125 million years, 2 m
Camptosaurus Skeleton
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years, 6 m
Edmontosaurus Skeleton
Late Cretaceous, about 67 million years, 12 m
Scelidosaurus Skeleton
Early Jurassic, about 190 million years, 4 m
Ammonite Line
A pyrite ammonite, about 200 million years old
Field Plates
Stegosaurus Field Plate
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years, 9 m
Triceratops Field Plate
Late Cretaceous, about 67 million years, 9 m
Brontosaurus Field Plate
Late Jurassic, about 152 million years, 22 m
Ceratosaurus Field Plate
Late Jurassic, about 153 million years, 6 m
Compsognathus Field Plate
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years, 1 m
Anchisaurus Field Plate
Early Jurassic, about 190 million years, 2 m
Iguanodon Field Plate
Early Cretaceous, about 125 million years, 10 m
Hypsilophodon Field Plate
Early Cretaceous, about 125 million years, 2 m
Camptosaurus Field Plate
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years, 6 m
Edmontosaurus Field Plate
Late Cretaceous, about 67 million years, 12 m
Scelidosaurus Field Plate
Early Jurassic, about 190 million years, 4 m
Field Guides and the Field Kit
Theropods Field Guide
The meat-eaters, as Marsh drew them in 1896
Plant-eaters Field Guide
The plant-eaters, as Marsh drew them in 1896
Armour, Plates and Horns Field Guide
Plates, armour and horns, Marsh 1896
Long Necks Field Guide
The long necks, Marsh 1896
Marsh’s Dinosaurs Field Guide
Marsh’s dinosaurs on one sheet, 1896
A Field Guide to Fossils
Ten real specimens, numbered
Sixteen Kinds of Fossil
Sixteen real specimens in colour
The Field Kit
Tool catalogues, 1892 to 1900
Formations and Clubs
Bone Wars
Marsh and Cope, 1877 to 1892
Deep Time Society
For people who think in millions of years
Weekend Fossil Club
Hammer, brush, hand lens, patience
Morrison Formation
Late Jurassic, about 150 million years
Hell Creek Formation
Late Cretaceous, 66 million years
Jurassic Coast
Dorset and East Devon, 185 million years of rock
Adaffa Formation
Northwestern Saudi Arabia, about 75 million years
Solnhofen Limestone
Bavaria, about 150 million years
From the Drawer
Megalodon Tooth
11.8 cm, printed at its true size
Pyrite Ammonite
About 200 million years, Germany
T. rex Tooth
Hell Creek, Montana, 7 September 1950
Swedish Trilobite
About 470 million years, Sweden
From the Drawer
Six specimens with their numbers
Leaping Laelaps
Charles R. Knight, 1897
Knight’s Brontosaurus
Charles R. Knight, 1897
Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops
Charles R. Knight, 1928
66,000,000
The end of the age of dinosaurs
Birds Are Dinosaurs
Every bird alive is a dinosaur
Time Scale
252 to 66 million years ago
Hell Creek Field Crew
Montana and the Dakotas
Arabia’s First Dinosaurs
Adaffa Formation, described in 2013
Fossils in Colour
Petrified Wood
Triassic, about 220 million years
Diplomystus Fossil Fish
Green River Formation, about 50 million years
Dinosaur Egg
Gobi, Mongolia
Utah Trilobite
Wheeler Shale, about 500 million years
Archaeopteryx
A cast of the Berlin specimen
Horn Coral
Devonian, New York
Ginsu Shark Tooth
Niobrara Chalk, 85 million years