'Neanderthals' at the Natural History Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen
What percentage of Neanderthal are you? Soon, you will be able to go face to face with your closest extinct relatives, the Neanderthals. Bas...
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'A Glimpse of Tang Prosperity from Murals' at the Indra and Harry Banga Gallery of the City University of Hong Kong
The Indra and Harry Banga Gallery of the City University of Hong Kong (“CityU”) presents the new exhibition “A Glimpse of Tang Prosperity fr...
'Ancient Greeks: Science and Wisdom' at the Science Museum in London
A new free exhibition at the Science Museum will take visitors on an odyssey through time to explore how the ancient Greeks questioned, con...
'Roman Britain in Colour' at the Great North Museum: Hancock in Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Seven Roman altars at the Great North Museum: Hancock now feature animations projected directly onto the stone surface Credit: Tyne and Wea...
'KALLOS: The Ultimate Beauty' at the Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens
An exhibition which highlights the concept of ‘kallos’, or beauty combined with virtues of the soul in ancient Greek, opened last month at t...
'Humans. Carved in Stone' at the Swiss National Museum, Zurich
In its major new temporary exhibition, the National Museum displays Neolithic stelae from various European countries, offering a unique insi...
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