
Ohio Rocks: Hanson Fossil Park
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Archaeological dig sites with gray gravel and rock formations give way for for fossils.
Archaeological dig sites with gray gravel and rock formations give way for for fossils. From Ohio Rocks! - A Multimedia Project for Third to Fifth Graders.
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Ohio Rocks: Hanson Fossil Park
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Archaeological dig sites with gray gravel and rock formations give way for for fossils. From Ohio Rocks! - A Multimedia Project for Third to Fifth Graders.
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