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  • In an excavation site are three complete-looking dinosaur skeletons and many individual dinosaur bones. Four Chinese look at individual bones.
    At a dig site in Zhucheng, palaeontologists managed to reassemble the bones of several tyrannosaurs
    Photo: Xinhua / Eyevine / laif

    Under the ground | China

    Welcome to Cretaceous Park

    There have been more dinosaur bones excavated in Zhucheng, China, than at almost any other location in the world. But it all started with a search for something completely different
    By Li Dawei 01/07/2022

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KULTURAUSTAUSCH is the magazine for international perspectives. It is published quarterly and presents international cultural relations from fresh perspectives. We focus on people and regions that rarely feature in the German debate.

Renowned authors such as Serhij Zhadan, Fatou Diome, Liao Yiwu, Ibram X. Kendi or Gioconda Belli have their say, as do other voices from around the globe from Afghan women doctors to mine workers in Congo to racing drivers from Qatar.

KULTURAUSTAUSCH stands for diversity and close-up journalism. Published by ifa – Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations in partnership with ConBrio Verlag.

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