Is it pretty difficult? Because to me there's different textures, lots of different colours here already. It is difficult. You need to get your eye in, walk around quite a lot, pick up some small bits and pieces and check out what's bone and what isn't. So actually just walking around here. You can already see some evidence of bone. Where? Just in this fallen block here, there's a little bit of bone just peeking out of the side here. I would never have known that was bone. What's giving it away is it's a slightly different colour to the rest of the rock. And also I can recognise it, as a part of a limb bone. Actually, that's been cut in section. So you can see it's hollow inside. Yeah. And then it has this thick layer of bone around the outer part of it, so it's a very characteristic shape. It seems amazing that in the 21st century, cutting-edge palaeontology still begins with a long walk and your eyes to the ground. What dinosaur hunters have been doing for nearly 200 years, but it gets results.