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Gray Fossil Museum, East Tennessee State University The Gray Fossil Museum is a wonderful new museum in Gray, TN, near Johnson City. The museum explores the remarkable Miocene fossil site on which the museum sits, and catalogs the ongoing work of scientific director Dr. Steven (Wally) Wallace and his team.
The new 3300-square-foot museum features thousands of square feet of murals painted by Karen under Dr. Wallace's direction, and new fossils continue to be found in this exciting area.
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Gray Fossil Gomphothere detail
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Gray Fossil Miocene Forest, panda, alligator and pig
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Gray Fossil Miocene Forest, saber-tooth cat and tapir
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Gray Fossil Miocene landscape detail
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Gray Fossil Miocene Mural, saber_tooth, badger and tapirs
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Gray Fossil Miocene Mural, tapir and badger detail
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Gray Fossil Mural, Gomphotheres, pig, sloth and snake
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Gray Fossil Mural, tapir and baby tapir detail
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Gray Fossil Mural, teleoceras family detail
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Gray Fossil Murals, bullfrog detail
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Gray Fossil Murals, entry detail
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Gray Fossil Murals, juvenile camel detail
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Gray Fossil Murals, panda detail
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Gray Fossil Murals, panda detail
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Gray Fossil Murals, snail detail
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Gray Fossil Museum Mural Series, installation photo
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Gray Fossil Museum Teleoceras Scene
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Gray Fossil Museum Teleoceras Scene, Short-Faced Bear detail
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Gray Fossil Museum Teleoceras Scene, Teleoceras detail
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Gray Fossil saber-tooth cat detail
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Gray Fossil watering-hole formation
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Miocene alligator and wild pig detail
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Teleoceras family
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Gray Fossil graphics, alligator silhouette showing skeleton
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Gray Fossil graphics, composite tapir skeleton
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Gray Fossil graphics, saber-tooth cat skeleton
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Gray Fossil graphics, tapir silhouette showing skeleton
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Short-faced bear
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Gray Fossil Tennessee Ice Age landscape
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Earth with GPS satellites
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Gray Fossil graphics, badger cladistics
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Gray Fossil graphics, badger family relations
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