Chewing on Ancient Oreos: Fall Fossil Fest Keynote Dinner
Friday, November 6, 2026 (6:00 PM - 9:00 PM) (MST)
Description
What's an Oreodont? Oreodonts were a group of even-toed, hooved mammals that lived from about 50 million years ago to about 8 million years ago. They are incredibly common, as their heads were very hardy and fossilized very well. Oreodonts a diverse group that looked like stocky, pig-shaped animals. They some had trunks or big cheekbones or big fangs. Some may of have been aquatic, others arboreal. Join us to hear from one of the foremost experts in Oreodonts, Dr. Meaghan Wetherell!
Price includes dinner, lecture, a Q&A with Dr. Wetherell, and access to an exclusive raffle if skull replicas of Idaho's camel, Oryctodromeus, and Simolodon will be taken home by the lucky winners. Museum Members receive a 20% discount with code, email ambertews@isu.edu if you did not receive your discount code.
$40/ person
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November 6, 2026
6 to 9 pm
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