46:05
Lapworth Lecture - Is the ground shifting under our feet? Understanding landslides
48:18
Lapworth Lecture - The Perception of Palaeontology & Volcanology in Video Games
40:45
Lapworth Lecture - Crete: Building a Palaeoclimatic Framework for Europe's Oldest Civilisations
01:09:33
Keith Palmer Lecture 2023 with Professor Alice Roberts
01:05
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Hominid Skull
01:02
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Pteranodon
01:34
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Fossilised Wood
01:48
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - The Moine Thrust
02:36
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Charnockite
01:32
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Allosaurus
01:28
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Capped Quartz
02:05
Lapworth Museum of Geology Object of the Month - Bornite
04:59
A bird's eye tour of the Lapworth Museum of Geology
55:05
Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Talk - Volcanoes: Inside and Out
16:55
Incredible Ichthyosaurs (Lapworth Museum at the Virtual Festival of Geology)
51:26
Lapworth Museum and Creswell Crags Museum - Life in the Ice Age: A Mammoth Adventure
01:03:11
Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Workshop: Ichthyosaur Jigsaw
46:04
Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Talk: Fossil Detectives!
53:55
Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Talk: Mary Anning and Jurassic Seas
02:58
Museums and Wellbeing - Behind the Scenes
08:56
Museums and Wellbeing - The Poems
01:26
Lapworth Museum of Geology: Make Your Own Pterosaur Mask
01:48
Lapworth Museum of Geology: Draw a cartoon trilobite
01:43
Lapworth Museum of Geology: Create a collage dinosaur
01:13
Lapworth Museum of Geology: Make your own ammonite decoration
01:56
Lapworth Museum of Geology: Draw a cartoon ammonite
02:12
Lapworth Museum of Geology: Make Your Own Volcano!
02:23
Creative Children Curating Collections
59:58
Online Lapworth Lecture 17 Dec 2020: Ruiz Revisited
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The Lapworth Museum of Geology, at the University of Birmingham, holds the finest and most extensive collections of fossils, minerals and rocks in the Midlands. Dating back to 1880, it is one of the oldest specialist geological museums in the UK. From dinosaurs to volcanoes, we engage people of all ages and backgrounds with 4.5 billion years of Earth history and evolution.
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