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Volume 1, Spring 2000 |
ISSN 1538-893X |
Features You’ll Love on the CT Web Site! NEW! Museums++ Our newest category lets you browse tours offered by 100 museums worldwide. Everything from the Academy of Natural Sciences and the Toledo Museum of Art to the National Gallery of Canada and the Marshall Islands Visitor Authority. Web Page Ad Directory Our most popular feature lets you preview a tour operator’s web site by viewing its opening page. If you like what you see, you can link to the actual site itself, or request information or come right back to the Cultural Travels listings you just left.
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Dinos, Dinos |
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You’ve seen them in the movies, virtual
dinosaurs that seem to jump off the screen. Want to experience the
thrill of seeing the real thing? How about digging up a dino yourself? A number of museums have exhibitions right now where you can get up close and personal with those big beasties, both from the movie versions and ones from the long lost past. Some museums also let you join in the fieldwork or just watch the excavations close up. Whatever your participation level, we have a trip for you.
The San
Diego Museum of Natural History
The George C. Page Museum
at the La
The College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric
Museum
in Price has two prehistoric halls. Ready to
get dirty?
The Royal Tyrrell Museum of
Alberta in Drumheller, about 90 minutes’ |
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