Inverloch is the Victorian coastal town near which the Dinosaur Dreaming site is located. About 145 kilometres (ninety minutes drive) from Melbourne, Inverloch is a very civilised place from which to do field research.
The site is a rocky shore platform called Flat Rocks, about five minutes' drive from the township on a stretch of coast favoured by surfers and fishing enthusiasts. This is where the Cretaceous mammal, Ausktribosphenos nyktos, was found in March 1997.
In summer, it's warm and inviting; in winter, wild and dramatic. Guess when field work is done...
For latest updates on work at the fossil site take a look at the Dinosaur Dreaming Blog.
We have just completed the training for new volunteers for the 2010 dig season. A great time was had in the Otways with many excellent candidates attending.
The selection for the new Dinosaur Dreaming diggers for 2010 has been completed and preparations are underway for the excavation from 01 and 26 February 2010.
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