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Coleman
Ritchie
$25
Jul 17, 2016
Gary and Ann
Smith
$1,000
Jul 16, 2016
Shawn
Murnane
$25
Jul 16, 2016
Anonymous
$15
Jul 15, 2016
Anonymous
$25
Jul 15, 2016
Teresa
Hill
$100
Jul 15, 2016
Louie & Leo
Lunt
$150
Jul 15, 2016
Kelly
StClair
$100
Jul 15, 2016
Janet
Martin McKinney
Anonymous
$15
Jul 07, 2016
Kristofer
Henriksson
Kristofer
Henriksson
Timothy
Ryken
$100
Jul 03, 2016
Daniel
Jones
$15
Jul 01, 2016
Edith
Taylor
John
Schukman
$25
Jul 01, 2016
Michael
Powell
$100
Jun 30, 2016
Glenn
Garneau
$100
Jun 30, 2016
Cary/holly
Stegall
$50
Jun 29, 2016
Tom and Jan
Hardy
$100
Jun 29, 2016
Marilyn
Salomon
$200
Jun 29, 2016
Alan
Stamper
$50
Jun 29, 2016
Janet
Galbreath
$50
Jun 28, 2016
david
Lukens
$100
Jun 26, 2016
Robert
McDade
$100
Jun 26, 2016
$5
Every gift matters
This is your chance to say that you helped send a paleontology team from KU to Montana to collect a Tyrannosaurus rex — and bring it home to the KU Natural History Museum.
$15
Be a part of KU history
Did you know that Barnum Brown, the paleontologist credited with discovering a T. rex in the Hell Creek formation in the 1800s, was a KU alumnus? Help us send a modern-day team of KU scientists and students to follow in his footsteps.
$25
Bring a chisel
Paleontology is often putting together the pieces of a puzzle. We already have part of this puzzle solved: scientists have 15 percent of the T. rex. Help us chip away at this puzzle and bring home more of this amazing fossil.
$75
Mix the plaster
Imagine being a student who gets to go to Montana to bring back parts of a T. rex. Your gift of $100 or more will give them a field experience of excavating and preparing fossil material that they won’t forget.
$100
Dig into the fossil layer
During the 2015 expedition, we hired someone to use heavy equipment to remove the top of the hill, revealing the fossil layer. Help us dig deeper and bring the T. rex fossil back to KU with your gift of $100 or more.