匹兹堡的卡内基博物馆 揭开了稀有化石和文物 在新的展览"我们保存的故事"中 Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum unveils rare fossils and artifacts in new exhibit "The Stories We Keep."

匹兹堡卡内基自然历史博物馆开张了“我们所保存的故事”, The Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh has opened "The Stories We Keep," a new exhibition offering rare public access to thousands of fossils and ancient artifacts from its 22 million-object collection. 展览仅仅占博物馆藏品不到1%，包括一根来自犹他州的化石鸟羽、尼布甲尼撒二世的楔形文字圆柱体、一只侏儒河马下颚、一块宾夕法尼亚陨石，以及一艘40英尺长的埃及葬船。 Featuring less than 1% of the museum’s holdings, the display includes a fossilized bird feather from Utah, a cuneiform cylinder from King Nebuchadnezzar II, a pygmy hippopotamus jaw, a Pennsylvania meteorite, and a 40-foot Egyptian funerary boat. 一个关键组成部分是可见收藏实验室,参观者可以在那里实时观察保护人员,并与科学家进行互动。 A key component is the Visible Collections lab, where visitors can observe conservation staff in real time and interact with scientists. 其他展品突出显示有毒和放射性矿物以及1 300万无脊椎生物标本,这些标本来自丧失的生境。 Additional displays highlight toxic and radioactive minerals and 13 million invertebrate specimens from lost habitats. 该展览于11月揭开,目的是揭示被保存物体背后的故事,并提供一个动态的、不断演变的经验。 Unveiled in November, the exhibit aims to reveal the stories behind preserved objects and offers a dynamic, evolving experience.