Cretaceous Creek: a prehistoric Lightning Ridge waterway @CuriosityMine
Cretaceous Creek: a prehistoric Lightning Ridge waterway  @CuriosityMine
Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 43 minutes ago
In this video, Dr. Elizabeth Smith from the Australian Opal Centre presents a piece of the riverbed of a prehistoric waterway, with evidence of the plant and insect life that once lived there.

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