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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
History of a town in Montana,
This review is from: Hell Creek, Montana: America's Key to the Prehistoric Past (Hardcover)
A third of the book is about dinosaur hunting in the Hell Creek area of Mt; the rest is a paleontologist's take on Lewis & Clark, Custer's last stand, the Montana Freemen, and the future of the area. The most interesting parts were the chapters about Harley Garbani, a fossil-hunter who dug up multiple T. rex's in the area and a personal friend of the author, and the K-T extinction controversy, in which Dingus participated. Dingus clearly loves the area, but if your interest is the dinosaurs of Montana, this book is probably not for you. Also, Dingus has covered the K-T extinction in a separate book.
Not helping is that the language is unnecessarily complex. The text is studded with five dollar words, and I don't mean technical ones. Actually, more technical terms would have been welcome.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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History of the area,
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This review is from: Hell Creek, Montana: America's Key to the Prehistoric Past (Hardcover)
Good history (geological and human) of the area. An easy, non-scientific read for anyone who wants to know more about where some of the greatest dinosaur finds have been made.
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Hell Creek, Montana: America's Key to the Prehistoric Past by Lowell Dingus (Hardcover - July 1, 2004)
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