Prehistoric fossils back home

Australian Minister for Justice and Customs Christopher Ellison (L) and Chinese Ambassador to Australia Fu Ying check illegally imported prehistoric dinosaur eggs during a ceremony in Canberra, June 21, 2004. The Australian government handed back to China confiscated fossils believed to be millions of years old, including 25 dinosaur eggs, three dinosaur egg pieces, three fish slabs and one sinohydrosaur fossil Monday.

Australian Minister for Justice and Customs Christopher Ellison (L) and Chinese Ambassador to Australia Fu Ying check illegally imported prehistoric dinosaur eggs during a ceremony in Canberra, June 21, 2004. The Australian government handed back to China confiscated fossils believed to be millions of years old, including 25 dinosaur eggs, three dinosaur egg pieces, three fish slabs and one sinohydrosaur fossil Monday.

Illegally imported prehistoric dinosaur eggs are shown during a ceremony in Canberra, Australia June 21, 2004.

Illegally imported prehistoric fish slab is shown during a ceremony in Canberra, Australia June 21, 2004.

Illegally imported prehistoric sinohydrosaur fossil during a ceremony in Canberra, Australia.