Scientists have discovered the UK's biggest dinosaur trackway site in a quarry in Oxfordshire. Said to be made 166 million years ago, about 200 footprints have been retrieved at the site criss-crossing the limestone floor.

At least five trackways were found in Oxfordshire, revealing a dynamic environment from about 166 million years ago.

A dig at a limestone quarry in Oxfordshire in the U.K. has yielded a massive, downright prehistoric find: hundreds of dinosaur footprints.

“Individual footprints are quite commonly found in the UK, especially on the coasts around Sussex, the Isle of Wight and Yorkshire, but a whole trackway is much more significant, and this latest discovery in Oxfordshire is the longest ever found in the UK.”

The unique discovery could help researchers understand how dinosaurs lived and interacted millions of years ago.

Nearly 200 Jurassic footprints found in southern England reveal new insights into 166 million-year-old prehistoric creatures, according to scientists.

Dinosaurs roamed the UK millions of years ago, as evidenced by fossilized tracks recently uncovered in Oxfordshire.

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