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‘Museums at Night’
presents an exclusive preview of ‘The Beast in the Cellar’

Friday 17 May 7pm
Tickets £5 / children free

You can only make a night-time visit to 'The Beast in the Cellar' this weekend but the 'Beast' and all the other fantastic fossils will be on display in the Lyme Regis Museum for the forseable future and they are well worth a visit!

Limited tickets available in advance from Lyme Regis Museum.

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Sunday 9 June 11.00am – 2.00pm
New date for 'Tegg’s Nose Rocks!'
A guided family walk to launch the brand new Geology Trail with Country Park Ranger Martin James, Rockwatch's Susan Brown and the Geologists' Association. Free event but booking essential!

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Your geological questions answered by the Rockwatch Science Editors.

Some Rockhounds collect minerals, some collect fossils and some collect rocks - which kind are you?


			Rockwatch - who are we? The nationwide club for young geologists - that's who! Go here to get the low down on the greatest club on Earth!!


			Rockwatch Magazine Living with earthquakes, a mineral journey and the hidden geological dangers of surfing - all this and much more in the latest magazine...


			Report: Jurassic take-away Rockwatch Science Editor, Professor Peter Doyle, encounters fossilised dinosaur sick - more on this page..


			Geology in Museums Factcard Rockwatch have produced a fantastic new factcard featuring details about museums with geological collections.


		Geological news from external sources: Plesiosaur fossil found at Loch Ness (BBC) Dinosaur stolen from museum (BBC) First geological map of Everest (BBC) Journey to the center of the Earth (BBC) "Boxgrove Man" site saved (BBC) Mount Etna eruptions predicted? (BBC) Hominid fossils older than thought (BBC) Fossil clues about ancient plants (BBC) New salamander fossil (Chicago University) Sea monster with a toothache (BBC)