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VMNH scientists confirm discovery of 500 million-year-old fossil
VMNH scientists have confirmed the discovery of a 500 million-year-old stromatolite recently discovered at the Boxley Blue Ridge Quarry near Roanoke. This specimen is the first-ever intact stromatolite head found in Virginia, and is one of the largest complete "heads" in the world. |
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Don't miss the Reptile Day family festival on Saturday, July 26
Experience live snakes, turtles, lizards and more through exciting activities, exhibits, children's crafts, and educational programs and more at the 2nd Annual Reptile Day family festival on Saturday, July 26, 2008 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. |
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'Wonders of the Deep: Marine Mollusks' exhibit now open
As summer approaches and the heat of June has arrived, thoughts of relaxing days at the beach have crept into the minds of many people. But what exactly are we swimming among along the coast? |
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Exciting special exhibits and spectacular family festivals at VMNH in 2008
Don't miss the Museum's exciting lineup of exhibits and family festivals. Become a member today to receive free general admission and special members-only discounts in the Museum Store and the PALEO Cafe. |
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Museum receives MetLife Foundation grant, lecture series scheduled
$7,000 grant to support VMNH's new "Senior Citizens Engagement Initiative", in conjunction with the Amazing Feats of Aging exhibit. Lecture series includes nine presentations, with FREE admission provided by MetLife Foundation funding. Don't miss today's lecture at noon. |
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Amazing Feats of Aging exhibit now open through September 7
Why do we age? What happens to our bodies and brains as we age? Is there anything we can do to prevent or slow down the process? Amazing Feats of Aging answers these questions and more as it attempts to unravel the mysteries of aging. |
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