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History of changes of: Bernstein als Fenster zur Vergangenheit // Öffentlicher Vortrag on the 23rd November 2017

Created on April 11, 2018, 9:17 a.m. UTC by Julia Brenner
Reason given: added by an importer
title: Bernstein als Fenster zur Vergangenheit // Öffentlicher Vortrag
start: 2017-11-23
start time: 19:00
end time: 20:00
venue: Übersee-Museum
city: Bremen
country: DE
coordinates: 53.0831, 8.8113
tags: Museum Übersee-Museum
links:
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BERNSTEIN als Fenster zur Vergangenheit

Eingeschlossene Tiere oder Pflanzen tragen ganz besonders zur Faszination von Bernstein bei. Anhand verschiedener Beispiele erläutert Dr. Volker Lohrmann vom Übersee-Museum Bremen, welche Erkenntnisse die Wissenschaft mit Hilfe moderner Untersuchungsmethoden aus Bernsteinfossilien erlangen kann und wie auch undurchsichtiger Bernstein seine Geheimnisse preisgibt.

23. November, 19-20 Uhr, EINTRITT FREI

Öffentlicher Vortrag im Rahmen der Tagung des Museumsverbunds der Nord- und Ostsee Region NORe e.V.

© Übersee-Museum Bremen, Foto: Matthias Haase
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