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Experts in an Uproar: 166-Million-Year-Old ‘Dinosaur Highway’ Discovered by Chance

Summary by ed.nl
No fewer than two hundred dinosaur footprints, dating back some 166 million years, may form the longest ‘dinosaur highway’ in the world. The prehistoric trail in Great Britain came to light by chance when a quarry worker drove his vehicle over ‘unusual irregularities’.
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No fewer than two hundred dinosaur footprints, dating back some 166 million years, may form the longest ‘dinosaur highway’ in the world. The prehistoric trail in Great Britain came to light by chance when a quarry worker drove his vehicle over ‘unusual irregularities’.

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ed.nl broke the news on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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