Evidence of  Arsinoitheres, hippo-like mammals, have been discovered in Cabinda

Evidence of Arsinoitheres, hippo-like mammals, have been discovered in Cabinda. Photo courtesy lusodinos.blogspot.ca

Short notice but the team of dinosaur paleontologists just arrived back in Luanda after three weeks searching for fossils from Cabinda to Namibe and from Bengo to Lunda Norte. The Angola Field Group invites you to a presentation to hear all about the PaleoAngola Field Expedition 2013, at the Viking Club, Thursday August 01, at 8:00 PM. Their first expedition was in 2005.  Our presenters are internationally recognized experts in their field and refer to Angola´s abundance of fossils as a ´museum in the ground´. Dr. Jacobs teaches geology and paleontology at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, USA. Six fossil species have been named after him. Dr. Octavio Mateus is a paleontology  Professor at Universidade Nova de Lisboa. PaleoAngola partners with  Agostinho Neto University and ISPRA University in Lubango. Visit www.paleoangola.org for more info.

 Arsinoitheres tooth unearthed by PaleoAngola team July 2013. Photo courtesy http://lusodinos.blogspot.ca

Arsinoitheres tooth unearthed by PaleoAngola team July 2013. Photo courtesy lusodinos.blogspot.ca

Everybody is welcome to attend our presentations which are offered in close cooperation with the Viking Club. There is no charge. The talk will be in English. Beverages and snacks are sold at the bar. The Viking Bar opens at 7:30 PM! 
If you would like to have a map showing the location of the Viking Club, please click hereto download it from our Join Us page. The Viking Club is on the main floor of the former Swedish Building at Rua Marien N”Guabi, No 118 in Maianga, across the street from the new Panela de Barra restaurant. See you there!

PaleoAngola Team in Angola. Photo courtesy http://lusodinos.blogspot.ca

PaleoAngola Team in Angola. Photo courtesy lusodinos.blogspot.ca