First identified by archaeologists in 1978, the site was initially found to be home to at least 70 hominin footprints spanning a track that ran for 27 meters (88 feet).

Experts believe the fossilized footprints could be from a mantellisaurus, a type of dinosaur that had just three toes on each foot and traveled on its hind legs.

Dinosaur footprints from the Lower Jurassic (Hettangian–Sinemurian) Precipice Sandstone of the Callide Basin, Queensland, Australia. Historical Biology, 2025; 1 DOI: 10.1080/08912963.2025.2472153 ...

A strange series of footprints found frozen atop an Alaska ice flow has sparked days of social media debate over whether the public should accept the National Park Service’s explanation of what ...

The rock from the Callide Basin contains 66 footprints left in white clay by small dinosaurs around 200 million years ago. A University of Queensland researcher has confirmed a boulder at a ...