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The world in general, and Western New York State in particular, are better places because of Richard Laub. For 29 summers, Dr. Laub tirelessly led the excavations at the Byron Site, one of North America's most important archaeological and paleontological localities. Richard Laub was doing productive and highly educational citizen science at the Byron Site well before citizen science became a mainstream activity. He also worked open-mindedly alongside scientists of all sorts. As he describes in this alluring book, we now know an awful lot more about the plants, animals, and people that once lived in Western New York. And, a fine time was had along the way. -- David W. Steadman, emeritus curator, Florida Museum of Natural History

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Richard S. Laub served as curator of geology at the Buffalo Museum of Science from 1973 to 2011, during which time he did occasional teaching at the University of Buffalo. He initiated and directed the Hiscock Site project from 1983 to 2011.

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