article_snippet.sent: A five-year-old boy in Dallas has had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of discovering 100million-year-old dinosaur bones while searching for fossils with A five-year-old boy in Dallas dad.
article_snippet.sent: A five-year-old boy in Dallas walked up ahead of A five-year-old boy in Dallas and found a piece of bone,' Dallas said. '
article_snippet.sent: And now, scientists from Southern Methodist University have helped a Dallas zookeeper and his 5-year-old son excavate the fossil.
article_snippet.sent: Scientists started digging last Friday, according to the Dallas Morning News.
article_snippet.sent: At the time, a Dallas zookeeper and his 5-year-old sonhis 5-year-old son, was not sure what Wylie, then four years old, had found.
article_snippet.sent: Wylie Brys, 5, background, watches as Southern Methodist University's Michael Polcyn (right) supervises the removal of a dinosaur bones encased plaster from Mansfield, Texas on Tuesday.
article_snippet.sent: The fossils were wrapped in burlap and plaster to create a protective shell around a dinosaur bones, like a cast around a human's broken bones.
article_snippet.sent: The fossils will be transported to Southern Methodist University for cleaning and assembly, which will likely take months, Winkler said.
article_snippet.sent: Winkler added that excavation will continue at the site of his discovery for the next week or so before construction crews continue building in the area, but that it is unlikely for another dinosaur to be discovered at the site of his discovery.
highlights_snippet.sent: Scientists from Southern Methodist University are helping with excavation .
  