News. A 72 million year old dinosaur egg has been returned by Australia to Argentina via its ambassador. "I'm sure it wasn't broken when it got snaffled?!" 8 August, 2007

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News. A 72 million year old dinosaur egg has been returned by Australia to Argentina via its ambassador. "I'm sure it wasn't broken when it got snaffled?!" 8 August, 2007

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Shows the Argentinian ambassador peering in dismay at a broken 72 million year old dinosaur egg that he is returning to Argentina from Australia. He is sure it was not broken when it was originally stolen. Through the window a herd of kangaroos and a dinosaur leap past. Refers to an Australian blitz on fossil smuggling. Published in Shipping Gazette Quantity: 1 digital cartoon(s).

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2007

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23156212

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Australia / Argentina

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Dinosaurs / Eggs / Fossils / Smuggling / Kangaroos / Australia / Argentina

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