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This week on Darwin's Door, we discuss Hanover Point, a site on the Isle of Wight we were luckily enough to visit ourselves! Join us as we show all of the amazing dinosaur footprints exposed there!
Above: selection of footprints from Hanover Point.
More pictures from my time in the Isle of Wight. Views from Hanover Point looking across Compton Beach; from Brading Down; from Fort Victoria across the Solent.
The histology of a sauropod rib bone found in the Wessex formation, Hanover point, Isle of Wight.
The histology of a sauropod rib bone found in the Wessex formation, Hanover point, Isle of Wight.
In September 2015, I went to Compton Bay on the Isle of Wight to hunt for dinosaur bones. It was equinox tides all week, so an ideal time to get out on the furthest rocks of the Wessex formation, dating from the Barremian stage of the early Cretaceous (about 130mya) also famous for the bone debris beds, which are highly fossiliferous. Time passed and I hadn’t had a great amount of luck. So,…
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