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Ancient Skies Through Ancient Eyes
The Prehistoric Museum presents an exhibition by photographer Bob Maynard and features a selection of photographs from Maynard's book on archeoastronomy and night photography.
The Other Side of Utah - 2018
Artists! This is your opportunity to have your art seen and sold in a museum gallery. All mediums of art are welcome.
New Cliff Dwelling Exhibit Unveiling
The Prehistoric Museum will unveil its latest and most ambitious exhibit yet featuring the ancient cliff dwellers of Southeastern Uta
Extended Dates - Clubs, Horns and Shields: Armored Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals
Due to the popularity of the exhibit the dates for Clubs, Horns and Shields: Armored Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals has been extended through January 15, 2018.
Clubs, Horns and Shields: Armored Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals
The Prehistoric Museum presents Clubs, Horns and Shields: Armored Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals, July 1, 2017 through October 28, 2017.
Largest Collection of Fremont Perishables Donated to Prehistoric Museum
The Prehistoric Museum presents Clubs, Horns and Shields: Armored Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals, July 1, 2017 through October 28, 2017.
Jurassic World? Not in This World
If you watch “Jurassic World” with a paleontologist, you may be in for a buzzkill.
Dinosaurios and Lagartos, Oh My!
Book Release - Carpenter shares a notable accomplishment with two other editors and 10 writers in the release of a new book "Dinosaurs and Other Reptiles from the Mesozoic of Mexico."
Armored Monster Invades Museum
Scientist unveil the skeleton of one of the largest known armored dinosaurs in its new home at Utah State University Eastern Prehistoric Museum.
Big Find: Giant Utah Clams
Prehistoric Museum researchers stumble upon ancient giant clams south of Price.
Dino Tracks on the Ceiling
Miners digging coal encounter these prints in the roof of modern coal-beds in great numbers.
It All Began with a Monster
He was just 5 years old sitting in a darkened room when the monster entered his life.