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Giant monster skull on British beach?

Archaeology · January 3, 2024 · 0 Comment
"One
One beautiful morning, locals and tourists suddenly discovered a giant, bizarre object on Charmouth beach, Dorset county, England.
"There
It was a giant skull the size of a bus, seemingly belonging to a dragon or some kind of dinosaur.
"The
The skull is more than 12 meters long, about 2.5 meters wide and nearly 3 meters high with giant fangs and spikes.
"After
After a moment of surprise, people discovered it was just a very impressive prop that the Game of Thrones filmmakers created.
"One
A group of three sculptors worked hard for more than two months to design, create and… paint this skull.
"It
It is used in the scene where the main character discovers a dragon skull in the king’s dungeon in the “capital of the Seventh Kingdom”.
"Tai
The talent of the prop designers has created a very impressive sculpture that can startle anyone who comes across it.
"People
Locals and tourists quickly fell in love with this somewhat “horror” creation, especially children.
"Area
The Charmouth beach area is also where many “genuine” fossils dating back hundreds of millions of years ago have been discovered.
"Main
That’s why many people initially believed that they had just found a strange fossil from the Jurassic period.
"The
Although the fake skull disappointed many amateur “archaeologists”, it quickly became a beautiful wonder on the beach.
Mr Vinh

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