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Retired geologist discovers dinosaur footprints from 100 million years ago

Por: Newsweek Tech July 07, 2023

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Dinosaur footprints dating back to 100 million years ago were discovered in a rock formation in Italy by a former geologist who stumbled upon the incredible find.Vincenzo Colonna, 88, a retired geologist at the University of Bari, made the discovery by accident in Santo Spirito, Bari, while taking a walk along the coast, Italian news outlet Barinedita reported.The five fossilized footprints date back to the Lower Cretaceous period and the... + full article



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