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Wednesday 08 September 2010
ARIRANG NEWS 22:00


	Korea-Ecuador Summit Held in Seoul

	Unification Minister Says Rice Aid to N. Korea will be Strongly Considered

	Seoul Imposes New Sanctions on Iran, Blacklists Bank Mellat


		S. Korea to Announce Iran Sanctions in Afternoon

		Pres. Lee Agrees with GNP Leader's Request to Consult Key Issues in Advance

		N. Korean Leader Makes First Public Appearance Since Visit to China

		Seized Daeseung Returned to S. Korea

		S Korea Ship Captured by Somali Pirates Pleads for Help

		Korea's Engel Coefficient Hits Nine-year High

		Germany Extends Life of Nuke Plants by Average 12 Years


Updated : March 2, 2009

Footprints by Herbivorous Dinosaur during Cretaceous Period Discovered in S. Gyeongsang

A number of dinosaur footprints have been discovered in Haman, South Gyeongsang Province.

Archeologists believe they are from the Cretaceous period about 100 million years ago.
The footprints are vivid and most are about 10 centimeters deep and are said to be of a herbivorous kind weighing approximately seven to 15 tons.

MAR 02, 2009


Reporter : minjikang@arirang.co.kr

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