Long considered to be primitive beings, today Neanderthals are recognized as full-fledged humans. Combining art and science, the exhibition deconstructs misconceptions about this species. It presents a large variety of casts of the original fossils in the museum’s collections and features recent debates in research.
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The exhibition travels…
In Europe:
- France, Montpellier: Domaine départemental de Pierresvives, March to July 2019 – Adapted to 300m²
In North America:
- Canada, Gatineau: Canadian Museum of History, 16 May— 26 January 2020 – Adapted to 1000m²
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Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech -
Paris, Musée de l’homme, 2018 © MNHN – J.C. Domenech