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SIR DOUG BONES: Sauropodos … The biggest dinosaur …This is the last neck bone.

DIGGORY BONES: Wow! It's almost 30 metres long!

SIR DOUG BONES: How are your classes going in the School of Archaeology, Diggory?

DIGGORY BONES: Fine thanks, Dad.

DIGGORY BONES: I'm teaching the history of language. My students are learning about The Rosetta Stone!

SIR DOUG BONES: Ah! The Rosetta Stone. It helped us to understand ancient languages.
DIGGORY BONES: I'm also working on The Baloney Stone. It's an important new computer program.

SIR DOUG BONES: Hello! Hello! Can you hear me?

DIGGORY BONES: It's OK, Dad. It's my phone.

DIGGORY BONES: Hello, Emily.

EMILY BONES: Dad, come quickly! Somebody went into your classroom last night and took your computer.

DIGGORY BONES: No! The Baloney Stone program was on it!

SIR DOUG BONES: Aagh!

DIGGORY BONES: Oops.