Discover amber: Lecture on Includes and their secrets

Discover amber: Lecture on Includes and their secrets

Would you like to discover the mysterious stories from a long past time? Then the Waren Müritzum is the ideal place for this on Wednesday, September 11th, at 7.30 p.m. This revolves around the fascinating amber, a natural product that has not only been considered beautiful for millions of years, but also as a timeless archive of the earth. The thought that this tree resin preserves historical traces captures many people in its spell.

Special exhibitions and lectures on Bernstein are not only educational, but also emotionally appealing. In particular, the enclosed treasures, known as included, offer a unique view of the Cretaceous. These microscopic contemporary witnesses, including perfectly preserved insects and delicate plant remains, fascinate scientists and lay people alike.

Scientific discoveries and new knowledge

Dr. Volker Lohrmann, a renowned expert for skin wing such as bees and wasps, will guide the lecture. He will go into the topics of amber formation, the origin of the material and the enormous scientific possibilities that are in the fossil inclusions. Dr. Lohrmann has already made headlines with his research in the past when he discovered a new type of wasp in 100 million years old amber. This find is not only a sensation, but also a significant contribution to the knowledge of the variety of insects of prehistoric times. Such discoveries show how important it is to explore and protect the biodiversity.

That evening, visitors have the chance to dive deeper into the matter and to learn more about the magic of the amber. Free admission to the lecture is an invitation to get to know the stories of the inclusions and to understand how these small pieces of natural history can enrich our knowledge of evolution.

Insight into the current special exhibition

The lecture is part of the accompanying program for the special exhibition "Mapedy insects-Diversity | Danger | Protection", which can currently be seen in the Müritzum. This exhibition emphasizes the importance of the insect world and explains how to protect it. As part of such a significant topic, Dr. Lohrmann to be both informative and entertaining.

The Müritzum, known as "House of 1000 Lakes", not only offers historical and scientific wealth, but also a platform for exchange and learning. The connection between the past and the present can be felt here, and the fascination for the prehistoric rock will surely captivate everyone present.