In August of 2002, Art Ballard and Lowell Dingus of the InfoQuest Foundation joined Luis Chiappe from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County on a trip to the westernmost reaches of Mongolia near the Kazakhstan border to prospect for fossils of dinosaurs and flying reptiles. Like most such reconnaissance trips, things didn't go exactly as planned...
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Having completed most of our investigations at the initial discovery site of Auca Mahuevo, we wanted to see if there were other areas with more fossils nearby. Read more ->

In the summer of 2000, our international team of Paleontologists and geologists explored the torrid desert of Xinjiang Province for fossils of dinosaurs and other reptiles. Read more ->

Following our initial fossil discoveries in 1997, many important scientific mysteries remained unsolved. So, just as modern investigators must return to the scene of an accident to gather more evidence, so did we. Read more ->

In November of 1997, our team of paleontologists and geologists from Argentina and the United States discovered an incredibly rich treasure trove of fossils deep in the remote desert of Patagonia. Read more ->

Deep in the desolate Gobi Desert of southern Mongolia lie flaming orange cliffs and brown hills containing breath-taking fossils of famous dinosaurs like Velociraptor and Protoceratops. But how did they die and become fossilized? Read more ->