In the prequel to this book, "Relic", the New York Museum of Natural History is located somewhere near the Hudson River. However, in this book, the authors relocated the building to overlook Central Park. This was done intentionally as a necessary plot device; however, it still stands as a major inconsistency between the books. [In fact, the museum is on on Central Park West at 79th Street. The back of the museum is only 3 long blocks from the Hudson River. No inconsistency.] Corrected by Myridon
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In the prequel to this book, "Relic", the New York Museum of Natural History is located somewhere near the Hudson River. However, in this book, the authors relocated the building to overlook Central Park. This was done intentionally as a necessary plot device; however, it still stands as a major inconsistency between the books. [In fact, the museum is on on Central Park West at 79th Street. The back of the museum is only 3 long blocks from the Hudson River. No inconsistency.] Corrected by MyridonSubmit this page to:
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