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Filed under: Collections development, Curator's Diary | Tagged: Iceland, manchester, The Last Ice Age, The Manchester Museum |
PalaeoManchester tweets
- RT @SomersetWT: Did you know that there's evidence that the much-loved Otter has been around for more than 5 million years? #WednesdayWisdo… 17 hours ago
- RT @JohnRMoffitt: #TrilobiteTuesday : The famous Middle #Cambrian Spence Shale: A rare specimen that contains two complete Zacanthoides typ… 17 hours ago
- RT @JanFreedman: The alien in Alien was inspired by the tiny amphiopod (Phronima sp.) - what a beautiful little thing!!! (Image Solvin Zank… 17 hours ago
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