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Brady (Geology Building) Open House
As part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science, MNA presents a free Open House of the Brady Building. You’ll get to see our collection of dinosaur bones, historically significant rocks, ...
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Behind-the-Scenes Easton Collection Center Tour
Take a rare behind-the-scenes tour of our Easton Collection Center. Explore cultural artifacts, natural specimens, and breathtaking art. Learn how the collections are cared for and used in a marvel ...
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Spooky Science and Freaky Finds
See curious Museum specimens and discover why we keep them. Explore our haunted laboratory and learn about insects and minerals that glow in the dark, see coprolites (fossilized poo) from ...
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A new dinosaur has joined the Geology Gallery at the Museum of Northern Arizona. A life-size skeletal model of Scutellosaurus lawleri—one of the earliest known armored dinosaurs—is now on display beside the museum’s Dilophosaurus wetherilli. Both species lived in northern Arizona about 200 million years ago during the Early Jurassic period. Small but well protected, Scutellosaurus had rows of bony plates along its back—earning it the name “little-shielded lizard.”
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