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Sixty-five million years ago dinosaurs became extinct, never to be seen again. Until this month â and in West Sacramento of all places. From now until March 21, Napans who want to do something COVID-19 friendly and who appreciate all things dinosaurs might take a drive to 400 Ballpark Drive, near the state Capital. Thatâs the temporary home of Jurassic Quest, âNorth Americaâs largest and most realistic dinosaur event,â as it is described. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. At Jurassic Quest, guests drive through the Cretaceous, Jurassic and Triassic periods âand experience for themselves what it was like to be among dinosaurs of all kinds.â ....
(MENAFN - Jordan Times) AMMAN â Recent discoveries in the Black Desert in eastern Jordan offered a glimpse into the religious practices in ancient times, according to a Jordanian historian. Speaking during a recent webinar organised by the American Centre of Research in Amman, Ahmad Al Jallad, professor of philology at Ohio State University, said that human habitation in the Black Desert stretches from the Prehistoric Period to the modern times. During a two-week survey in June of 2019, Jallad and his team discovered a site with hundreds of scripts in Safaitic and Greek, he said. One of the most remarkable features of the Black Desert are its inscriptions, Jallad said, adding that petroglyphs (images of animals and humans) are also found in the area, and these scripts give an insight about the inhabitants of the desert. ....
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