EXPERTS digging up the grounds of a school have discovered 140 million-year-old dinosaur bones.
An excavation was carried out by paleontologists on February 27 at Ardingly College, after building work uncovered fossils last year.
Last week the team behind the dig spoke publicly for the first time about exactly what has been uncovered.
And with a haul of dinosaur bones, prehistoric teeth and ancient shells, it would appear to be a significant find.
Brian Craig-Smith, the school's chemistry...
