![]() In the early 1900s, Carnegie Hill, University Hill, Beardog Hill and Quarry A yielded thousands of bones from rhinoceroses, horses, calicotheres, camels, entelodonts and beardogs. These fossils effectively defined the Early Miocene and the Age of Mammals for the then-young science of paleontology. Learn more about how Agate yielded its secrets then, and how it continues to advance science today.
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Last updated: October 5, 2021