Wow.

And what I found was some pretty mediocre Triceratops skull sections.

As a guide, spots like that are kind of important because it's a place to take people back to later and poke around, and, and that's precisely what I did for, like, three years.

And, you know, we didn't really understand that it was anything more than a sort of poorly preserved Triceratops skull until 2008.

And I brought a small group out there, and we were looking around, and one of, uh, my partner Steve Nicholas' ex-students, William McLean, found a, a little piece of sturgeon skull.

And, you know, he's like, "What is this?" And I was like-Oh my God.

Because, you know, vertebra, little jaw sections, but, like, ornamentation on a sturgeon skull.

That's so cool.