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E X C AVAT I O N K I T
Excavate a dinosaur figure
from an egg with a chisel tool
Contains one of
12 dinosaur figures
Thames Kosmos
301 Friendship Street
Providence, RI 02903
Phone: 800-587-2872
thamesandkosmos.com
Thames Kosmos UK LP.
20 Stone Street,
Cranbrook, Kent TN17 3HE
Phone: 01580 713000
thamesandkosmos.co.uk
Item No.: 601509
KIN: 1617848
Made in Thailand
HERE’S HOW
Your excavation kit consists of one
dinosaur egg with a dinosaur figure
inside of it and one chisel tool. You will
also need a cup full of water. Before
starting your excavation, prepare the
work area by spreading a few layers
of newspaper over a table surface. For
your workplace, choose an area where
it won’t matter if some of the plaster
material falls here and there or some
water gets spilled.
DEAR PARENTS,
Please provide your child with
assistance and support when
excavating the dinosaur figure.
Before starting the experiment,
read through the manual together
and be sure to follow it. Please
be careful not to let any parts of
the kit get into the hands of small
children, especially the plaster
pieces that are left over after
excavating.
WARNING! Not suitable for children
under years. For use under adult
supervision. Read the instructions before
use, follow them and keep them for
reference.
Do not inhale plaster dust or bring it into
contact with mouth or eyes. Wash hands
after use!
Keep the packaging and instructions as
they contain important information.
We reserve the right to make technical
changes.
If any parts of this kit are defective, please contact Thames Kosmos customer service.
1st Edition 2014
0714646 AN 011113
© 2014 Franckh-Kosmos Verlags-GmbH Co. KG, Stugart
This work, including all its parts, is copyright protected. Any use outside the specific limits of the copyright
law without the consent of the publisher is prohibited and punishable by law. This applies specifically to
reproductions, translations, microfilming, and storage and processing in electronic systems and networks. We do
not guarantee that all material in this work is free from copyright or other protection.
Project management and text: Dr. Mark Bachofer
Technical product development: Dr. Petra Müller
Illustrations, photos, layout, and typeseing: Friedrich Werth, Horb
nd English Edition © , Thames Kosmos, LLC, Providence, RI, USA
Thames Kosmos® is a registered trademark of Thames Kosmos, LLC.
Editing: Camille Duhamel and Ted McGuire; Additional Graphics and Layout: Ashley Greenleaf and Dan
Freitas; Translation: David Gamon; Copy editing: Dorothy M. Taguchi, PhD, of The Linguistic Edge
Distributed in North America by Thames Kosmos, LLC. Providence, RI ; Phone: --; Web:
www.thamesandkosmos.com
Distributed in United Kingdom by Thames Kosmos UK LP. Cranbrook, Kent TN HE; Phone: ;
Web: www.thamesandkosmos.co.uk
We reserve the right to make technical changes.
Printed in Thailand / Imprimé en Thaïland
The dinosaur egg’s plaster
material will become quite
soft when the egg is placed
in water. The longer the egg
is in the water, the softer the
material will become and
the easier the excavation
will go. But you can also just
soften the outermost layer
and then work your way
through the harder layers on
the interior later on.
Now dig out the dinosaur figure from inside
the egg by scraping away the plaster with
your chisel. As soon as you come to the
dinosaur, work carefully as you expose
the entire figure bit by bit. Finally, you can
rinse the last remaining plaster bits off the
dinosaur figure under running water. Then
rinse out the sink.
To find out which dinosaur was in your egg,
take a look at the dinosaur facts on the
back side. There are a total of 12 different
dinosaur figures. Collect them all!
WARNING!
Not suitable for
children under 3
years. Choking
hazard — small
parts may be
swallowed or
inhaled.
DINOSAUR EGG
EXCAVATION
--
Ages 5+
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD — Small parts.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
PARASAUROLOPHUS
A relative of
saurolophus, and similar in
appearance. Also had a
“duck bill,” along with a
long, curved crest.
Grew up to 10 meters
long and weighed
up to three tons.
ANKYLOSAURUS
A plant-eater with a body protected
by a thick set of armored plates and
a clubbed tail to serve as a defensive
weapon. Grew up to nine meters in
length and three tons in weight.
PLESIOSAURUS
The ichthyosaurs (“fish lizards”)
and plesiosaurs were also not true
dinosaurs. Plesiosaurs lived in the
ancient seas, where they hunted fish
and other prey. Distinctive features
were the long neck and
paddle-shaped limbs.
PTERANODON
Not
actually true
dinosaurs, the
pterosaurs
(“winged lizards”)
were nevertheless a
closely related group.
Pteranodon hunted at sea, mostly
for fish, and had a wingspan of up to
seven meters.
STEGOSAURUS
It had a tiny head, gigantic plates on
its back, and a clubbed tail with bony
spikes. This plant-eater grew up to
nine meters long and weighed up to
four tons.
HYPACROSAURUS
A plant-eater able to run on two or
four legs, growing up to nine meters in
length and weighing up to four tons.
Striking features were its rounded crest
and high back.
BRACHIOSAURUS
A gigantic plant-eater, up to 23
meters in length and 35 tons in
weight. Distinctive features
are the long neck, tiny head,
and front legs longer than
the rear ones.
STYRACOSAURUS
This horned dinosaur had a wide
plate protecting its neck along with
up to six horns, and a single horn on
its nose. It grew up to six meters long
and three tons in weight.
TRICERATOPS
The largest dinosaur from the group
of horn-bearing plant-eaters, up
to nine meters long and 12 tons in
weight. It carried three horns on its
skull and had a broad
bony frill to
protect its
neck.
SPINOSAURUS
Another big meat-eater, up to 16
meters long and nine tons in weight.
An especially striking feature was
the “sail” on its
back, formed by
skin stretched
across spines
projecting
from its
vertebrae.
TYRANNOSAURUS REX
The most famous
dinosaur of all: A
great meat-eater with
powerful teeth.
Grew up to 12
meters in length
and seven tons
in weight.
SAUROLOPHUS
Another
plant-eater
capable of
running on either
two legs or four.
Grew up to
12 meters long
and weighed up to
three tons. It
had a prominently
bulging upper lip,
but just a small crest.
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