Steve Brusatte (left) and Mark Wilkinson examining the cliff face directly adjacent to the tracksite.
Photograph by Steve Brusatte, National Geographic Creative
An overview of the main track-bearing platform taken from the cliff above.
Photograph by Steve Brusatte, National Geographic Creative
Amelia Penny and Shasta Marrero using a homemade 'intervalometer' to collect digital images of the tracksite to create photogrammetric models.
Photograph by Shasta Marrero, National Geographic Creative
Rubha nam Brathairean (Brothers' Point), the point is a popular walking destination on the Isle of Skye. Dinosaur footprints have been discovered on several intertidal platforms along the coast nearby.
Photograph by Steve Brusatte, National Geographic Creative