The Natural History Society of Maryland is honored to have been selected to host a never-before-exhibited woolly mammoth skeleton excavated in Alaska.
While the last ice age, the Pleistocene, ended 12,000 years ago, its inhabitants, the megafauna and early humans, loom large in our collective imaginations.
Through its Mammoth Project, the Natural History Society of Maryland invites you to travel back in time to learn from those who have left clues in threads of DNA, hand-hewn artifacts, bones and more. What secrets will they share? Come learn from some of the world’s preeminent experts. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and interact one on one with researchers working on the front lines of the scientific frontier. NOTE: All presentations will take place via ZOOM.
The Mammoth Speaker Series is one of many programs designed to help educate, excite and engage with the Mammoth Exhibition coming to the Natural History Society of Maryland this fall.
- 7PM THURSDAY – OCTOBER 5 – Climate Fluctuations of the Pleistocene, Dr. Hali Kilbourne, Associate Research Professor, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
- 10AM SATURDAY – OCTOBER 14 – The Natural History of the Mammoth NOTE: Breakfast with a Mammoth with Dr. Adrian Lister, Merit Researcher, Natural History Museum, London
- 7PM TUESDAY – NOVEMBER 14 – The Evolution of Mammoths with Dr. Chris Widga, Director, EMS Museum & Art Gallery, Penn State University
- 7PM TUESDAY – NOVEMBER 28 – Mammoths and Mastodons of Maryland with Ralph Eshelman, Associate Researcher Calvert Marine Museum
- 7PM TUESDAY – DECEMBER 12 – Mammoths and Humans with Dr. Todd Surovell, Director of the George C. Frison Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology
NOTE: Speaker Series tickets are one of the Thank You Gifts for donating to the Mammoth GoFnndMe Campaign – CLICK HERE:
