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Edmèe
by Expona
Exhibition Type
Civilisations, History, Nature
Area Size
500 to 1000 sqm
Designed For
Museums and Galleries
Availability
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
Hiring Fee
For a 3-month rental excl. transport, installation, insurance:
200 000 € - 300 000 €
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Core Experience
Immersive digital experience
Hands-on activities
Panels and graphics
Original collection
Reproductions
Exhibition Partners
CURATOR: Director Neanderthal Museum, Germany, CO-Curator: Moesgaard Arhus, Denmark
LENDER: Neanderthal Museum, Germany, Moesgaard Museum et al
LENDER: Neanderthal Museum, Germany, Moesgaard Museum et al
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Description
Created in collaboration with the Neanderthal Museum of Mettmann (Germany) this suggestive and highly educational exhibition showcases the most recent scientific discoveries about Neanderthals through the true-life story of a Neanderthal woman named Edmèe from Gibraltar.
The existence of this Ice Age woman is a fascinating story. It begins with her origins and the environment in which she lived. Her daily activities necessary for survival are investigated, focusing on diet, clothing, tools and other ornamental objects commonly used by Neanderthals. Peculiar burial practices and rituals are also explored. Created in collaboration with Contemoranea Progetti.
Collections
Photographs
Textiles & Costumes
Sculptures
Decorative objects
Specimens
Film & Sound
General Information
Created In
2019
Available Package Options
Turnkey
Collection and interpretation
Technical Requirements
High security
High conservation
Languages
English
German
Italian
Extra Info
Highlights
Curatorial excellence
Star object
Treasure collection
Interactivity
Exhibition Add-Ons
Virtual Reality
Engagement programme support
Catalogue / book
Speakers
Documentary film
Exhibition Type
Exhibition Topics
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Exhibition Contact Info
Hiring fee is set for the following exhibition format
Collection and interpretation