Prehistoric times magazine

It seems that in the 1950s and 60s, there was a real explosion in the popularity of dinosaur books for kids. Perhaps it had something to do with broader pop culture trends of the period, such as the sci-fi B-movie boom. Although the Dino Renaissance had yet to take hold, there was a noticeable shift in tone - where dinosaurs were previously seen as evolutionarily unimportant, authors suddenly took great relish in detailing the huge size of their jaws, their flesh-tearing ferociousness, the…

The Quaternary Period /kwəˈtɜrnəri/ is the current and most recent of the three periods of the Cenozoic Era in the geologic time scale of the International Commission on Stratigraphy

Paleomythic is a stone and sorcery roleplaying game in which hunters, healers, and warriors struggle to overcome harsh winters, savage predators, and...

The first Neanderthal draft genome was published in 2010. Since then, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology have sequenced a further 18 genomes from 14 different archaeological sites throughout Eurasia. While these genomes have provided insights into the broader strokes of Neanderthal history, we still know little of individual Neanderthal communities.

Dave and Ray talk to one of Ray's art heroes, the master muralist and anatomist Jay Matternes, the artist responsible for many of the iconic artworks seen in the Time-Life Books and National Geographic Magazine. He painted six HUGE murals over the course of 15 years that adorned the walls of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.

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Everything Dinosaur team members review the latest edition of Prehistoric Times (Autumn 2009). A review of issue 91 of Prehistoric Times magazine.

Prehistoric Times Artwork (issue 94)

Everything Dinosaur provides a sneak peek of the front cover of the next edition of "Prehistoric Times" magazine. It focuses on the artof Esther van Hulsen.

How do you combat an experimental Nazi Submarine that's armed to the teeth? Why, you commandeer your own, of course! It's U-Boat versus U-Boat in a tense underwater battle to the death that could determine the entire fate of the dinosaurs, and perhaps that of Tommy's very soul.

Carnotaurus...(The flesh eating bull)

Featured in the Prehistoric Times Magazine ▲ Dromornis sturtoni protects it's chicks from the prowling 'Powerful Thylacine', an extinct relative of the late Tasmanian Wolf. Faunal Key ▲ 1) Thylacinus potens, 2) Dormornis sturtoni, 3) Tarsipedid sp., 4) Pyramio alcootense, 5) Cacatuidid sp., 6) Pheonocopterid sp. My work was recently featured in Prehistoric Times. This issue (#109 of March, 2014) is available for purchase through the Prehistoric Times website and can also be found in select…

A Blender recreation of the Tyrannosaurus Rex seen in the BBC documentary Prehistoric Park starring Nigel Marven, this design brings back some pretty fond memories and recreating it was quite a trip back in time.

Life Magazine book titled "Early Man"

Shark Spines and Fish Jaws Turn Out to be Pterosaur Mandibles

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