 During the excavation, PRI recovered of matrix from the site and turned to volunteers to help sort through it in what is known as the Mastodon Matrix Project.Post-excavation, the specimen was shipped first to the University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology, where it was studied and a cast of the bones was created, then to Alberta, Canada, where an armature for the skeleton was assembled.In September 2003, the Hyde Park mastodon was put on display at the Museum of the Earth.