As the Ice Age began, the Primate order produced australopithecines, which is considered the halfway point on the journey from early ape to humans. In our final section of the Morian Hall of Paleontology, see how the human form evolved with the sophistication of our intellect. Compare early primates to Homo sapiens sapiens–us modern humans, noted […]
IN PERSON - The popular paleo series returns, with a twist. Join professional Paleontologist and Science Educator, James E. Washington III on a journey through time in the Morian Hall of Paleontology and featured halls of the Museum. Journey back 3.5 billion years to the toxic ponds of Precambrian time, where life first appeared. Continue […]
IN PERSON - Discover how the Museum’s exhibit halls are linked together in a new series with Science Educator, James E. Washington III. The inhabitants of Turtle Island, or as we may know it, the Americas, were basically Stone Age people. For most of their presence here, dating back more than 20,000 years, they built […]
IN PERSON - The popular paleo series returns, with a twist. Join professional Paleontologist and Science Educator, James E. Washington III on a journey through time in the Morian Hall of Paleontology and featured halls of the Museum. When vertebrate life came out of the water and conquered land, the root of our own human […]
IN PERSON - Discover how the Museum’s exhibit halls are linked together in a new series with Science Educator, James E. Washington III. Unlike many people in the West, the Ancient Egyptians were closely connected to the natural world. In this tour, we will look at how the animals and the environments that supported them […]