This is the site of a sub-adult Triceratops, which resulted in 60 different bones. It took 6 trips to site over two years to complete the excavation.
A more extensive photo album can be seen at: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1UUmpugWmALM5NormuMGFownENQ32DJfE?usp=sharing
A complete list of bones recovered is found at: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B_-wLntltOfUFKWmm_cCr4elBIKUBYZm0VUfdytxDZM/edit?usp=sharing
The dig site started when I saw this 
Triceratops Ischium 
Triceratops Ischium in cast 
Triceratops Ilium lay next 
Triceratops Ilium 
Triceratops Ilium 
Triceratops Ilium cast in 3 sections 
Triceratops Pubis?? 
Triceratops Sacrum 
Triceratops Brow Horn in foil 
Triceratops Brow Horn 
Triceratops Brow Horn 
Triceratops Vertebrae 
Triceratops Pubis?? 
Triceratops Fibula 
Triceratops Tibia 
Triceratops Tibia 
Triceratops Tibia 
Triceratops Squamosal 
Triceratops Squamosal & Ribs 
Triceratops Squamosal cast 
Triceratops Ribs 
Taking site notes 
Triceratops Radius 
Triceratops Radius in foil 
Triceratops Radius in cast 
Triceratops Ribs 
Triceratops Ribs 
Triceratops Ribs in Foil 
Triceratops Fibula 
Triceratops Femur 
Triceratops Femur 
Triceratops Femur 
Triceratops Femur ready to cast 
Casting of Triceratops Femur 
Triceratops Femur in full cast 
Triceratops Femur cast underside 
Triceratops Dig Site 
Home away from home 
Dig Site after 
Covering up between trips 
Dig site in background
Dinosaur Video 42
Dinosaur Video 5
Dinosaur Video 5
I had to cover the remaining bones in this site for the season.
