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Are There Dinosaur Bones in UC Berkeley's Campanile?

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Daniel Potter
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Fossils from prehistoric California can be found inside UC Berkeley's Campanile, including the mammoth, dire wolf, giant bison and camel. (Elena Lacey/KQED)

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Reported by Daniel Potter.

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