CCMNH: Great Mammoth Mystery
Name:
CCMNH: Great Mammoth Mystery
Date:
November 10, 2022
Time:
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM EST
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Event Description:
Nature Screen
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The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents
PBS NOVA Documentary
Great Mammoth Mystery
BREWSTER, MA —Nature Screen at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster presents a PBS NOVA Documentary, Great Mammoth Mystery, Thursdays, November 10 & December 1, 2022 at 11:30am.
Sir David Attenborough drops in for tea at the modest suburban home of Neville and Sally Hollingworth, both amateur fossil hunters in southern England. He's there to look at some of the unusual objects that decorate their living room, including giant tusks and massive molars that belonged to extinct mammoths and a hand-axe shaped by Neanderthals.
Neville and Sally spotted these remains lying in a nearby gravel quarry, which led a team of paleontologists and archaeologists to undertake a major excavation. They soon discovered that the site preserved exceptional traces of the extinct beasts and the humans that populated Britain over 200,000 years ago, during the Ice Age. What skills did the early humans have to help them survive the frigid climate? Did they have the tools and talent to hunt giant beasts like mammoths? Featuring hands-on experiments with replicas of Neanderthal-era spears and stone tools, NOVA brings the world of prehistoric Britain vividly to life.
Join us every month for compelling, educational, and visually stunning science, nature, and history documentaries that inspire appreciation, curiosity and stewardship of our natural world and its inhabitants.
Included with Museum Admission
For more information please call: 508-896-3867, ext. 133
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The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents
PBS NOVA Documentary
Great Mammoth Mystery
BREWSTER, MA —Nature Screen at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster presents a PBS NOVA Documentary, Great Mammoth Mystery, Thursdays, November 10 & December 1, 2022 at 11:30am.
Sir David Attenborough drops in for tea at the modest suburban home of Neville and Sally Hollingworth, both amateur fossil hunters in southern England. He's there to look at some of the unusual objects that decorate their living room, including giant tusks and massive molars that belonged to extinct mammoths and a hand-axe shaped by Neanderthals.
Neville and Sally spotted these remains lying in a nearby gravel quarry, which led a team of paleontologists and archaeologists to undertake a major excavation. They soon discovered that the site preserved exceptional traces of the extinct beasts and the humans that populated Britain over 200,000 years ago, during the Ice Age. What skills did the early humans have to help them survive the frigid climate? Did they have the tools and talent to hunt giant beasts like mammoths? Featuring hands-on experiments with replicas of Neanderthal-era spears and stone tools, NOVA brings the world of prehistoric Britain vividly to life.
Join us every month for compelling, educational, and visually stunning science, nature, and history documentaries that inspire appreciation, curiosity and stewardship of our natural world and its inhabitants.
Included with Museum Admission
For more information please call: 508-896-3867, ext. 133
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