"Thera" The Ice Age Cat
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 A walk around the exhibit, "Thera" The Ice Age Cat, introduces you to the history of animal lions that existed during the Ice Age. This exhibit educates you about how these carnivorous animals hunted. So, if you are an archaeologist, this exhibit will not fail to grab your attention.
Venue: Alaska Museum of Natural History
Dinosaurs and Ice Age artifacts
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Since 1990, this museum's displays have educated the public on Alaska's rich natural history. All of the items collected by the museum have been donated or loaned by Alaska residents. Permanent exhibits include collections of Alaska dinosaurs and marine reptiles, Alaskan archaeology, and Alaskan paleontology. The museum holds the largest exhibits of Alaskan rock, mineral and fossils, and also showcases native artifacts dating back 11,000 years. From time-to-time, the museum also presents traveling exhibits from the Lower 48. Most exhibits are fascinating for people of all ages.
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Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
A walk around the exhibit, "Thera" The Ice Age Cat, introduces you to the history of animal lions that existed during the Ice Age. This exhibit educates you about how these carnivorous animals hunted. So, if you are an archaeologist, this exhibit will not fail to grab your attention.
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