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The conservation area lets each visitor take one fossil home with them, and asks guests to please honour the rule to ensure there will be many left for others to find for years to come.Arkona Lions Museum and Information Centre
. The recently-renovated facility houses a wide collection of Devonian Era fossils, minerals and artifacts found in the area. A small entry fee of $4.25 per person is required, which can be paid at the park's gatehouse. The entry fee also includes free admission to the
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