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Recreating an iconic scene of Jurassic sea life

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Recreating an iconic scene of Jurassic sea life

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Myths, legends and facts about the objects in the box, plus craft, drawing and writing activities. The aim of these activities is to make observations and handle real objects.

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Learn a song about Mary with Geologise Theatre

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Geologise Theatre | Mary Anning: Fossil Hunter Extraordinaire

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showing protrusions where the ribs attached

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an extinct oyster known as a 'devil's toenail'

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Fosilised dung, showing black fish scale

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The hard part of an extinct squid like creature

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Extinct marine animal

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Click on the photo to book this and other Museum Loan boxes.

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Bring earth science teaching to life with one of our loans boxes. All boxes are free to borrow and available for up to three weeks at a time. You must be able to collect and retun them to the Museum.

Please make sure you read and follow our guidelines before using the boxes.

What can I borrow?

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Bring earth science teaching to life with one of our loans boxes. All boxes are free to borrow and available for up to three weeks at a time. You must be able to collect and retun them to the Museum. Please make sure you read and follow our guidelines before using the boxes.

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Please read before booking the box

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Plesiosaur with dislodged neck vertebrae. Letter by Mary. Public domain.

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Cast of Macrocephalus in the Sedgwick Museum. Original fossil found by Mary in 1830. The block is roughly 60cm square.

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Introdution to Mary and her top finds

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NEW Introduction to Mary Anning and her top finds

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Introduction to the loans box and contents

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Introduction to the loans box and contents

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Background information about the main characters in this activity

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Artist Kaitlin Ferguson shows you how to make your own ichthyosaur using Mary's fossil as inspiration.

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Artist Kaitlin Ferguson shows you how to make your own ichthyosaur using a fossil from the Sedgwick Museum's collection as inspiration.

There are two different makes that you can try depending on how much time you have.

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Sedgwick Museum; Look, copy, make -Mary Anning's Ichthyosaur

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Artist Kaitlin Ferguson shows you how to make your own ichthyosaur using a fossil from the Sedgwick Museum's collection as inspiration. There are two different makes that you can try depending on how much time you have.

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Ichthyosaur mentioned in Mary Anning's 1843 letter to Professor Sedgwick. On display in the Sedgwick Museum

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Imagined conversation between Mary and Henry.

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NEW Mary Anning and Henry de la Beche in conversation

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Craft and food-chain activities based on a painting of the Jurassic sea

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NEW Duria Antiquior_ the first picture of an ancient marine world

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Oil painting by Robert Farren on display in the Sedgwick Museum

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Original water colour by Henry de la Beche

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blank sheet to draw your own Jurassic sea scape

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Copy of her 1843 letter to Professor Sedgwick. This ichthyosaur is on display in the Sedgwick Museum

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Fossil ID and information

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fossil reconstruction

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Background on the geological period