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It started with fragments of bone in the Montana heat. Then Stefano Piccini’s team saw the shape of a horn. What followed was the excavation of a 67-million-year-old Triceratops prorsus skull - nearly two metres long, with both brow horns preserved. Restored by hand. Fragment by fragment. Now it’s ready for its next chapter. The biggest drop in Timeless history is coming this July. 🦖 Mark it as Favorite in the app to get early access.

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