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The large inland sea that covered much of Alberta during the Cretaceous was called:
The Gulf of Mexico The Dead Sea The Artic Sea The Bearpaw Sea
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shehlac/
Nov 9, 2017
This one museum encaptures and compresses everything about Drumheller in a convenient location. My family loves coming here
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karkarmcm/
Jun 1, 2017
This is a nice museum! It has a great gift shop.
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biclehnerz/
May 21, 2017
This was a great day to spend with the kids and relearn all about the past
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logz/
Aug 30, 2016
A great place to visit! Especially for kids. There is so much to learn and look at!
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Camrynnmyronuk/
Apr 30, 2016
I love going here so much, I've loved it since I was little and I hope to be back soon!
Experience the prehistoric past at Canada’s dinosaur museum! Situated in the rugged Alberta badlands six kilometres west of Drumheller, visitors of all ages can touch real fossils, dig in a realistic quarry, hike the badlands, and explore one of the world’s largest dinosaur collections. Open year-round.
Photo: Image from the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
