Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Circular Entrance Hall
Visitors are welcomed by the
sight of a beautiful domed hall,
usually flooded with sunlight.
The walls are decorated with
paintings of the country's
native animals.
VISITORS' CHECKLIST
Practical Information
Paseo del Bosque s/n.
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(0221) 425-7744.
Open
10am-6pm Tue-Sun.
Closed
Jan 1, May 1, Dec 24,
25, & 31.
&
8
9am-2pm
Mon-Fri.
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fcnym.unlp.edu.ar/museo
Transport
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San Marco.
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La Ciénaga Ceramics
With an extensive and excellent collection,
this section showcases the exquisite gray-
black ceramics made by the La Ciénaga
populations of Catamarca between the
2nd and 5th centuries AD.
Latin American
Archaeology
preserves the
ancient cultures
of Peru and
Bolivia.
Key
Biological Anthropology
Ethnography
Latin American Archaeology
Northwest Argentinian Archaeology
Zoology
Entomology
Temporary exhibitions
The Time and
Matter
section
aims to archive
geological time.
Egypt Room
Time and Matter
Paleontology
The Earth
Non-exhibition space
The Earth section
offers an
interactive approach to the cosmos.
First loor
Gallery Guide
To the right of the entrance hall is the paleontological
collection, while the opposite side of the ground floor has
zoological and entomological exhibits. The upper floor
introduces man's role in the world. Some rooms and exhibits
may be temporarily closed due to renovation work.
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Paleontology Gallery
This section documents the country's
many fossil findings, including the
Neuquensaurus
, which appeared in
Argentina 71 million years ago.
