So You Want To Be A Palaeontologist…
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So You Want To Be A Palaeontologist…
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Episode Four
Get ready to travel back in time as we sit down with Palaeontologist David Elliott, the man behind some of Australia’s most groundbreaking dinosaur discoveries.
David takes us on a journey through his remarkable career, from stumbling upon fossilised dinosaur bones on his sheep station in 1999 to co-founding the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum. Whether you’re fascinated by fossils or dreaming of a career in science, David’s story is sure to inspire you. Hosted by Kevin Carragher and student co-host Bianca from St Ursula’s College Kingsgrove.
Episode Four
Get ready to travel back in time as we sit down with Palaeontologist David Elliott, the man behind some of Australia’s most groundbreaking dinosaur discoveries.
David takes us on a journey through his remarkable career, from stumbling upon fossilised dinosaur bones on his sheep station in 1999 to co-founding the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum. Whether you’re fascinated by fossils or dreaming of a career in science, David’s story is sure to inspire you. Hosted by Kevin Carragher and student co-host Bianca from St Ursula’s College Kingsgrove.
David Elliot
David Elliott is a renowned Australian palaeontologist and the co-founder of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum. His passion for prehistoric life was sparked in 1999 when he discovered dinosaur fossils on his property in Queensland, leading him to uncover some of Australia’s most significant dinosaur finds.
David’s discoveries have contributed greatly to our understanding of the country’s ancient past, including the identification of unique species such as Australovenator wintonensis. His work has not only expanded scientific knowledge but also transformed the Australian outback into a global hub for palaeontology.
In recognition of his efforts, David has received numerous accolades, including the Order of Australia Medal and the 2024 Australian Local Hero award. Through his dedication, he has inspired a new generation of palaeontologists and elevated Australia’s standing in the world of dinosaur research.
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David Elliot
David Elliott is a renowned Australian palaeontologist and the co-founder of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum. His passion for prehistoric life was sparked in 1999 when he discovered dinosaur fossils on his property in Queensland, leading him to uncover some of Australia’s most significant dinosaur finds.
David’s discoveries have contributed greatly to our understanding of the country’s ancient past, including the identification of unique species such as Australovenator wintonensis. His work has not only expanded scientific knowledge but also transformed the Australian outback into a global hub for palaeontology.
In recognition of his efforts, David has received numerous accolades, including the Order of Australia Medal and the 2024 Australian Local Hero award. Through his dedication, he has inspired a new generation of palaeontologists and elevated Australia’s standing in the world of dinosaur research.
