Revisiting the Horseshoe Canyon Formation

Explore the geological wonders of the Horseshoe Canyon Formation in this 55-minute lecture from the Royal Tyrrell Museum Speaker Series. Join David Eberth, a researcher from the Royal Tyrrell Museum, as he delves into "Why Drumheller Rocks" by revisiting this fascinating geological formation. Discover the rich paleontological history of the area, including its famous dinosaur fossils and feathered dinosaur remains. Gain insights into the geological background, structure, and new research findings related to the formation. Learn about the tectonic forces and climatic conditions that shaped this unique landscape. Uncover how composite information from various sources has contributed to our understanding of this important geological site. Whether you're a geology enthusiast, paleontology buff, or simply curious about Earth's history, this talk offers a comprehensive look at one of Alberta's most significant geological and paleontological treasures.

Introduction
Speaker Introduction
Why Drumheller Rocks
Royal Tyrrell Museum
Horseshoe Canyon Formation
Dinosaurs
Feathered Dinosaurs
Todays Topic
Geological Background
Structure
Composite Information
New Research
Tectonics
Climate
Results