I actually learned quite a bit.

Well, historically, it has been studied using the science of paleoanthropology.

I believe I have made a significant find in the Candarian Ruins.

Representing the training lyceum of Antonius Proximo...

And so in the garden, dig?

I had almeida's grave exhumed.

Every museum wanted a little bigger or better one than anybody else had.

It's actually this little piece up here on the top.

So you two dig up dinosaurs?

I'll give you 2 more.

...and by special permission of the management...

I could compensate you by fully funding your dig...

You can learn a lot about ancient diet and intestinal disease, but they are very rare.

Our TED dream is that the next Einstein will be African. (Applause)

I will bury this world in a grave!!

He doesn't have the infrastructure to get the magnesite out of the ground.

Based on archaeological data, maps, anthropological research.

Now imagine archeologists digging through the rubble of one of our cities.

It involves flying reptiles like this Pterosaur that we reconstructed from Africa.

No one's found them.

Now, here's our dyslexic question. Dinosaur eggs were found in the 1800's.

There was no one in the mine when it blew up.

Sixty eight rich men on the Steamer Portland. Stacks of yellow metal.

In fact, what archeologists have found is none of that.

Sir, no, sir.

Many other substitutes might, perhaps, be found.

Digging

Dig.

So now you have a choice between a strategy that reverses this progress or one that builds on it.

How many new sites were uncovered?

And first of all, what do we even study?

largest concentration of dinosaur bones in the world, estimated at 115,000 skeletons.

The sleeping person is Ali, one of our excavation team members.

Why is that the case?

Will you be so kind as to go to General Barclay now and inform him of my intention to attack the French tomorrow.

To tell you just an example, an anecdote about their rarity,

Dig Deep

Dig Right

Dig Left

Gotta be in the ass. Shoot me right there!

I'll dig.

I'm going to lead an expedition to the Sahara to dig up Africa's largest neolithic site.

And we were able to dig up, when we got old enough, fossils such as this, a slender snouted crocodile.

This is how you farm oil.

Like most journalists, I'm an idealist.