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Exploration and Excavation
TPI field crews consist of experienced paleontologists and crew members whose expertise at getting even the most delicate specimens safely back to the lab has been honed by long seasons in the field collecting in a variety of formations from April to October and beyond, year after year. Providing our customers with all pertinent data sets from each excavation is standard procedure. Site taphonomy, collateral fossils, proper mapping and documentation of the site, clear title and site access are all hallmarks of specimens acquired from TPI.
Preparation/Restoration/Reconstruction
Preparing fossil vertebrates to the highest professional standards is nothing new to TPI. Ever since we opened our doors, TPI has been preparing fossil vertebrates every day, year-round. Along the way we have honed our skills and learned a few new ways of doing things that have served us and our customers very well. With skilled artisans and the latest technologies including laser-scanning and rapid prototyping, if you can visualize it, TPI can produce it.
Molding and Casting
Another skill-set that is easy to understand in basic form, but extremely difficult to master in advanced applications, is molding and casting. TPI is very proud of our accomplishments over the last 20 years in producing what our customers are calling the fi nest cast skeletons the world has ever seen. Indistinguishable from the original skeletons, TPI casts grace the halls of more than 150 museums around the world. If you have a custom molding and casting project in mind, contact us for a quote.
Mounting and Re-Mounting
One of the most interesting aspects of paleontology is that it is an ever-changing, evolving discipline. State-of-the-art mounts from 25 years ago are today either out-of-date and ready for make overs, or being considered for historical status. No matter how long ago your old mount was erected, TPI can dismount, re-prepare, stabilize and re-mount in a modern pose and with modern conservation principles, any size skeleton from the size of a robin to an Apatosaurus.
Exhibit Design
Tired of non-paleontologists designing your new exhibits? We can design and execute your project from start to finish, with a presentation that is not only correct but interesting and inspiring to your visitors.
Collaborations
TPI is engaged in a variety of collaborative endeavors with museums and universities around the world. These services have included preparation, restoration and molding/casting of some of the most delicate and unique fossils stored in public repositories. Collaborating institutions gain by much needed funding from the world wide sales of casts. Specimens that have languished unprepared and unappreciated for decades are finally available for research and display.
This is a win-win situation for all.
Visit with us about opportunities for your institution.
Specimen Resource
Every effort is made to place vertebrate paleontological specimens of scientific significance with public institutions. We have brought dozens of skeletons from our licensed private ranches into the public domain through their sale to such institutions, including several of a unique and superlative nature, which have helped shape our picture of the prehistoric world. Contact us for a current list of specimens that are available. Whether you are seeking to acquire a specimen for display or to contribute to your research, all TPI specimens are kept on location at the RMDRC facilities and you are welcome to visit us anytime. Contact us for an appointment and we will make sure your visit is a pleasant and productive one!
Operating a Museum
Unlike the competition, we really do know what you are going through! TPI is co-located with the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center, the world’s first intentionally temporary fossil repository, founded by TPI President Mike Triebold. With approximately 100,000 visitors a year and more than 250 school tours annually, RMDRC has achieved a reputation as a first-class destination for tourists as well as researchers in the few years since its opening in May, 2004.
TPI field crews consist of experienced paleontologists and crew members whose expertise at getting even the most delicate specimens safely back to the lab has been honed by long seasons in the field collecting in a variety of formations from April to October and beyond, year after year. Providing our customers with all pertinent data sets from each excavation is standard procedure. Site taphonomy, collateral fossils, proper mapping and documentation of the site, clear title and site access are all hallmarks of specimens acquired from TPI.
Preparation/Restoration/Reconstruction
Preparing fossil vertebrates to the highest professional standards is nothing new to TPI. Ever since we opened our doors, TPI has been preparing fossil vertebrates every day, year-round. Along the way we have honed our skills and learned a few new ways of doing things that have served us and our customers very well. With skilled artisans and the latest technologies including laser-scanning and rapid prototyping, if you can visualize it, TPI can produce it.
Molding and Casting
Another skill-set that is easy to understand in basic form, but extremely difficult to master in advanced applications, is molding and casting. TPI is very proud of our accomplishments over the last 20 years in producing what our customers are calling the fi nest cast skeletons the world has ever seen. Indistinguishable from the original skeletons, TPI casts grace the halls of more than 150 museums around the world. If you have a custom molding and casting project in mind, contact us for a quote.
Mounting and Re-Mounting
One of the most interesting aspects of paleontology is that it is an ever-changing, evolving discipline. State-of-the-art mounts from 25 years ago are today either out-of-date and ready for make overs, or being considered for historical status. No matter how long ago your old mount was erected, TPI can dismount, re-prepare, stabilize and re-mount in a modern pose and with modern conservation principles, any size skeleton from the size of a robin to an Apatosaurus.
Exhibit Design
Tired of non-paleontologists designing your new exhibits? We can design and execute your project from start to finish, with a presentation that is not only correct but interesting and inspiring to your visitors.
Collaborations
TPI is engaged in a variety of collaborative endeavors with museums and universities around the world. These services have included preparation, restoration and molding/casting of some of the most delicate and unique fossils stored in public repositories. Collaborating institutions gain by much needed funding from the world wide sales of casts. Specimens that have languished unprepared and unappreciated for decades are finally available for research and display.
This is a win-win situation for all.
Visit with us about opportunities for your institution.
Specimen Resource
Every effort is made to place vertebrate paleontological specimens of scientific significance with public institutions. We have brought dozens of skeletons from our licensed private ranches into the public domain through their sale to such institutions, including several of a unique and superlative nature, which have helped shape our picture of the prehistoric world. Contact us for a current list of specimens that are available. Whether you are seeking to acquire a specimen for display or to contribute to your research, all TPI specimens are kept on location at the RMDRC facilities and you are welcome to visit us anytime. Contact us for an appointment and we will make sure your visit is a pleasant and productive one!
Operating a Museum
Unlike the competition, we really do know what you are going through! TPI is co-located with the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center, the world’s first intentionally temporary fossil repository, founded by TPI President Mike Triebold. With approximately 100,000 visitors a year and more than 250 school tours annually, RMDRC has achieved a reputation as a first-class destination for tourists as well as researchers in the few years since its opening in May, 2004.
Overview
Location
United States, Colorado, Woodland Park
Employees
11-50
Phone
+1 719-686-1820
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