Awesome Science: Explore the Mammoth Site (DVD)

Episode 10

Featuring Noah Justice; Produced by Kyle Justice

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Format: DVD
Dimensions: 5.25" x 7.5"
Length: 30 minutes
Technicality: Children
Ages: All ages
Publisher: New Leaf Publishing Group, Inc.
Published: 2014
ID: 1000787
SKU: 30-9-506
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UPC: 713438102245
Includes optional English subtitles

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Join Noah Justice as he explores the Mammoth Site! In this episode in the Awesome Science DVD series, Noah's adventures show children and teens the amazing paleontological finds of the 20th century. FREE video download included with DVD! Web orders only.

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Join Noah Justice as he explores the Mammoth Site! In this episode in the Awesome Science DVD series, Noah's adventures show children and teens the amazing paleontological finds of the 20th century.
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Mammoths are among the most recognized extinct creatures on earth. There are unique sites around the globe where visitors can see their fossils in large groups with other animals that lived in the area, creating a mystery solved by Biblical history!

The Mammoth Site is among the more amazing paleontological finds of the 20th century. This unique deposit of remains host scientific researchers and site visitors that number in the thousands each year. Uncover Native American petroglyphs and other unique facets of this incredible park!