Following Government guidance we will remain closed until further notice, to help protect visitors, staff and the wider community.
We really miss our visitors, and we wish everyone well during this time.
For information about research visits to the collections, please click here.
Women in the ArchiveTake a look at the Archive from a different narrative.Explore how the Sedgwick Museum Archive documents womens experience of studying geology in the late nineteenth century, up until the First World War.Explore Women in the Archive exhibition online here |
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Online resourcesActivities and interactives to stay connected and keep you entertained from home
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Dawn of the WonderchickenThe Wonderchicken, is among the most exciting bird fossils ever found. It has one of the best-preserved fossil bird skulls in the world, and gives us important insights into the evolutionary origins of modern birds.Explore the online exhibition here |
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Back at the beginning of lock down the Getty museum challenged us to recreate famous works of art with objects from around the home (#GettyMuseumChallenge). As soon as I heard about it I knew I had to make the Duria Antiquior. Despite it’s size, you might have missed the ‘Duria’, high up on a wall in the Jurassic pond area of the museum.
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If you would like to discuss how you might contribute to the Sedgwick Museum Collections Store, please contact Professor Richard Harrison, Head of Department.
To make a donation to the Sedgwick Museum Collections Store please visit our online giving page.
Studying Earth Sciences at Cambridge University
Discover more about studying Earth Sciences at the University of Cambridge in this video featuring Museum Curator of Mineralogy and Petrology Professor Marian Holness and Sir David Attenborough
