Description

In the area of the former Sertubi quarry, one of Italy’s most important dinosaur sites was recently found. In particular, the skeleton of a hadrosaurid has been discovered: a Tethyshadros (Tethyshadros insularis) nicknamed “Antonio” by the locals (it is 1.3 metres high and 4 metres long), and notable for its excellent state of conservation. The remains of a primitive crocodile, the Acynodon, have also been found here. For visits, check the website at http://www.dinosauroantonio.it/index.htm, or contact tel. 3471006724, email cooperativagemina@gmail.com.