Discovered in 1906 by Auburn dentist -palentologist J.C. Hawver, Hawver Cave has yielded fossils going back 5.3 million years. This new display includes skulls and bones of dire wolf, saber-tooth cat, ground sloth, mammoth and bison.
A digital slide show gives a visual history of the cave.
Located in the LRC, 2nd floor lobby
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| Saber-tooth cat | Dire wolf skull |
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| Ground sloth claw | Ground sloth ossicle |
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| Mammoth tooth | Bison jaw |
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Auburn Journal newspaper article 1 |
| Photo slide show |