The beauty of ancient glass. Something lovely to start the week, c. 2000 year-old Roman mosaic glass bowl. On display at the V&A Museum.
#Archaeology
Welcome to #TrilobiteTuesday. Pictured is a 2.5-inch (6.4-centimeter)-long Olenellus fowleri from the Lower Cambrian of Nevada. What distinguishes this specimen from many others? It was its underside, rather than the more commonly seen dorsal side, that was preserved.
We’re getting egg-cited about Easter! Check out our holiday hours to plan your Easter shopping today! Or shop online anytime at our NBM Online Boutique!
NBM Boutique MNB #uptownsj#EasterGifts
Le ministère du Tourisme, du Patrimoine et de la Culture collabore actuellement avec le conseil d’administration, le personnel et la direction du MNB afin de trouver un emplacement permanent à Saint John pour la revitalisation du MNB.
Renseignements https://t.co/CQyV8ggunf
An Update on the Work of the Museum
The Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture is currently working with the board, staff and management of the NBM to identify a permanent location in Saint John for a revitalized New Brunswick Museum.
To know more https://t.co/Yc0zOlPlht
Opportunity knocks in Nova Scotia! Curator of Palaeontology opening at @JogginsFossils Cliffs UNESCO World Heritage Site - Advert at: https://t.co/I6pmmOix5d
Lily’s Lunch Special Today Is Coconut Crusted Fish Taco’s topped with Mango Salsa served with side Paradise Salad
$19.99
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https://t.co/0eFXfCLX5e The 5th of April 1842 is generally considered the foundational date of the New Brunswick Museum. That is the day that Dr. Abraham Gesner opened Gesner’s Museum of Natural History to the public….but, like many narratives... #stonehammerrocks#discoversj
Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and the Saint John Naturalists’ Club on April 23rd (Rain date: April 24th) for a fun and informative workshop at Brundage Point River Centre (Grand Bay-Westfield) and a walk at Noremac Nature Preserve! Link in bio.
The Quartermain Museum had an excellent visit from Grade 4 students at Montgomery Street Elementary!
We explored Earth's amazing Rock Cycle!
Thank you to our amazing QESC volunteers, and to all the students for a job well done :)
The three types of stones that were used to rebuild this uptown building after the Great Fire were sandstone, granite, and marble
#GoGeoSH#Stonehammer#StonehammerRocks
Trinity Church is one of the many buildings Uptown made of sandstone, marble, and granite. It was rebuilt between 1877 and 1881 after two fifths of the City of Saint John was destroyed by the Great Fire in 1877⚒️
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