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grimmborg-in-the-bog · 7 months ago
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Brooch with Faces
While i was drawing this i assumed the brooch was from around the viking age due to the style, but according to the description it's from after the Reformation ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
No matter when it's from i just love the style and expressions of all these faces.
T10996 - NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet
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nordic-explorer · 1 year ago
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The ruins of Lindisfarne
Source: Entwistle, D. (2017, April 24). Lindisfarne. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/6547/lindisfarne/
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The Viking Gjermundbu helmet
Source: Vitenskapsmuseet, N. (2018, May 31). Viking Age Helmet. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/8848/viking-age-helmet/
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bodoposten · 1 year ago
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SjÞÞrretprosjekt i Beiarfjorden og Nordfjorden
I Ă„r har NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet i samarbeid med Beiarn kommune og Statsforvalteren i Nordland et prosjekt pĂ„ sjÞÞrret, der mĂ„let er Ă„ kartlegge beskatningen av sjÞÞrret i Beiarfjorden samt omrĂ„der rundt SandhornĂžya. Med gode data vil man ogsĂ„ kunne si noe om vandringsadferd og vekstmĂžnster samt gjĂžre et estimat pĂ„ bestandsstĂžrrelsen av sjÞÞrret, opplyser Beiarn kommune. For at prosjektet skal gi

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blueiscoool · 2 years ago
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Viking Silver Treasure Hoard Discovered in Norway
46 pieces of silver from the Viking age were recently discovered in a field in mid-Norway. “It’s an exceptional find,” says archaeologist.
“It’s been many years since such a large Viking treasure was found in Norway,” archaeologist Birgit Maixner, from NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet, says in a press release from NTNU.
Save for two intact finger rings, the silver treasure consists of fragments. Arab coins, a braided neck ring, arm rings and necklaces – all of them cut in pieces.
“This find is from a time when pieces of silver would be weighed and used for payment,” Maixner says.
This economic system was used in the transition between bartering with goods to the money economy, the archaeologist explains.
While coins were in use on the Continent from around 550, people in the Nordic region mainly bartered, until the end of the 800s when the weight economy was established.
Most of the pieces weigh less than one gram, which suggests that they have been used repeatedly for payment.
A fine day for a Viking find
And here the treasure lay, until one day in December 2021, when the weather was finally nice, and Pawel Bednarski decided to bring his metal detector out to do a bit of searching around a field.
“The first thing I found was a small ring,” Bednarski says in the press release.
He didn’t think much of the ring. But then he found another one, and a piece of an armring, and so on. Finally he had dug out a pile of silver, hidden beneath no more than 2-7 centimetres of soil.
“It wasn’t until I got home and rinsed the pieces under water that I understood that this was an exciting find,” says Bednarski.
He handed the find over to the municipal archaeologists, who confirmed that this was very interesting indeed, and most likely from the Viking Age.
Carefully cut into pieces
The find includes an almost intact bracelet – cut into eight pieces. Archaeologists believe these types of bracelets were developed in Denmark in the 800s.
The Arabic coins are older than what is usual in a Viking find, four of them have been dated to the end of the 700s and into the 800s.
These features are more common for treasure finds from Denmark than Norway, archaeologist Maixner explains. Based on this she believes the treasure is from around 900 AD.
It’s more common to find fragments of several different items in these sorts of Viking treasures. In this case, however, the find contains several pieces of the same item – such as the carefully cut bracelet.
“We can imagine that the owner had prepared to trade by cutting the silver into appropriately weighted pieces,” Maixner says.
“The fact that this person had access to an entire broadbanded bracelet, which was primarily a Danish item, might suggest that the owner had been to Denmark before travelling to this area in mid-Norway,” Maixner says.
Just over half a cow
Previous finds in the same area, such as equipment used to weigh silver, suggest that trading was taking place here.
And using pieces of silver to pay clearly had its advantages. If you wanted to barter for a cow, you needed to have for instance a number of sheep to make the deal. Carefully weighted pieces of silver was much easier to handle and travel with, and allowed the owner to buy goods whenever it suited.
So what could this Viking have bought with these 46 silver pieces – that weigh 42 grams in total?
Based on information from Gulatingsloven, the Gulating Law, about the price of cows, Maixner calculates that the money would fetch around 0,6 cows.
The value of the treasure was considerable, particularly for an individual, Maixner says, noting that a medium sized farm might have around five cows.
We can only speculate on why the treasure was hidden, not to be found for more than 1.000 years.
Such deposits are sometimes interpreted as offerings to the Gods. Or perhaps a Viking arriving from Denmark hid his treasure to keep it safe, and was somehow prevented from returning to fetch it.
By Ida Irene BergstrĂžm.
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onenicebugperday · 5 years ago
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Dorsal and ventral views of a nice red admiral butterfly!
(Photos by NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet, Charles J Sharp)
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whiteflowerpetalsintheair · 8 years ago
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#trondheim #trĂžndelag #bartebyen #trdby #vitenskapsmuseet #architecture #trees #city #urban #norge #norway #midtnorge #march (ved Trondheim, Norway)
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wiadomosciprasowe · 6 years ago
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MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r: Pressevisning 10. april kl. 10:30
https://www.y6.no/manelandingen-50-ar-pressevisning-10-april-kl-1030/
MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r: Pressevisning 10. april kl. 10:30
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Dato: 28-03-2019 07:30 CET Opprinnelig tittel pÄ pressemeldingen: MÄnelandingen 50 Är: Pressevisning 10. april kl. 10:30 Kategori: , Bibliotek, museum Vitenskap, teknikk
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Velkommen til pressevisning 10. april kl. 10:30
Dagen fÞr Teknisk museum Äpner den store jubileumsutstillingen for mÄnelandingen i 1969 kan du fÄ fullt innsyn i utstillingen. Skoleelevene som er til stede gir fine fotomuligheter.
Utstillingen Äpner for alle den 11. april klokken 11. Romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg Äpner den store jubileumsutstillingen pÄ Teknisk museum.
I utstillingen kan de besÞkende ta plass i vÄr nybygde fullskala modell av Apollo 11, lande The Eagle pÄ MÄnen, se en ekte mÄnestein og boltre seg i ikoniske bilder fra mÄneferden. De kan ogsÄ se filmer, modeller og bli bedre kjent med historien om romkapplÞpet. Vi har ogsÄ gjenskapt litt av NRKs fjernsynsstudio, der Erik Tandberg kommenterte begivenhetene pÄ direkten for hele Norge. NÄ kan du vÊre ekspertkommentatoren!
Under Ă„pningen vil Benny Borg underholde slik han gjorde under direktesendingen i NRK 20. juli 1969.
20. juli 2019 er det 50 Är siden Neil Armstrong og Buzz Aldrin landet pÄ mÄnen. MÄnelandingen er et av de store Þyeblikkene i teknikk- og vitenskapshistorien.
– MĂ„nelandingen var en stor begivenhet i samtiden, og NRKs sending fra mĂ„nenatten er utropt til forrige Ă„rhundres viktigste mediebegivenhet og nyhetsĂžyeblikk, forteller kurator for utstillingen, Dag Andreassen.
Årets stĂžrste utstilling Norsk Teknisk Museum markerer begivenheten med jubileumsutstillingen MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r. Det er museets stĂžrste utstillingssatsing i Ă„r. Utstillingen byr pĂ„ en lang rekke familieaktiviteter i tillegg til Ă„ fortelle historien om romkapplĂžpet og erobringen av MĂ„nen. MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r inneholder ogsĂ„ gjenstander fra NRKs historiske samling, som museet overtok i 2018.
Romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg Äpner utstillingen Under Äpningen vil den legendariske romfartseksperten Erik Tandberg fortelle oss hvorfor vi mennesker sÄ gjerne ville til MÄnen.
– Vi gjenopplever natten da “alle” i Norge fulgte med pĂ„ det som skjedde via TV og radio, guidet av romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg. Han vil fortelle om selve mĂ„nelandingen og dele sine opplevelser fra da han satt i NRK-studio pĂ„ mĂ„nenatten og loset Norge gjennom begivenhetene, sier Andreassen.
Benny Borg gjentar underholdningssuksessen fra mÄnenatten Benny Borg stod for TV-underholdningen for 50 Är siden, sammen med Kirsti Sparboe. Sitt gjennombrudd fikk han i nettopp under NRK-sendingen mÄnenatten. Det var altsÄ ikke bare Apollo 11 som tok av for 50 Är siden.
– Dagen etter mĂ„nenatten visste alle i Norge hvem jeg var, forteller Benny Borg.
Etter en seks tiÄr lang karriere innen showbiz, kommer han til Teknisk museum 11. april.
– Under Ă„pningen av MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r, vil Benny Borg gi oss noen av de utallige sangene om MĂ„nen, fortsetter Andreassen entusiastisk.
Urpremiere pÄ The Big Bang Lydkunstverket The Big Bang er spesialbestilt til utstillingen, og fÞr vi fÄr hÞre lyden av den nye installasjonen blir vi presentert for tankene bak verket.
For Dag Andreassen blir en guttedrÞm oppfylt nÄr han selv kan ta plass i Apollo 11 og styre The Eagle ned pÄ MÄnen. Han hÄper alle museets besÞkende vil benytte sjansen til Ä gjÞre det samme.
– Vi hĂ„per flest mulig fĂ„r oppleve utstillingen mens den stĂ„r pĂ„ Teknisk museum. Hva kan vĂŠre bedre enn Ă„ ta barna med for Ă„ reise til mĂ„nen, spĂžr han.
Åpningsarrangementet er gratis.
For mer informasjon, kontakt kurator Dag Andreassen, e-post [email protected] / tlf. 41420832 eller kommunikasjonssjef Kathrine Daniloff, e-post [email protected] / tlf. 90057192
MÄnesteinen er utlÄnt fra NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet.
Kilde: Pressekontor Norsk Teknisk Museum – PRESSEMELDING –
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Om Norsk Teknisk Museum 
Norsk Teknisk Museum er nasjonalmuseum for teknologi, industri, naturvitenskap og medisin og et eldorado for utforskende mennesker i alle aldre. Teknisk museums utstillinger: Museet har over 25 permanente og temporĂŠre utstillinger om energi, olje, industri, medisin, fly, biler og tog. Visjonen er Ă„ bli Norges mest synlige, dristige og dialogorienterte museum.
Oslo vitensenter setter undring og opplevelse i fokus. Gjennom lekende lÊring kan du utforske naturvitenskapelige og teknologiske prinsipper innenfor temaene energi, fysiske fenomener, kroppen, matematikk og verdensrommet. 
Nasjonalt medisinsk museum inneholder medisinhistoriske utstillinger og samlinger av gjenstander, bĂžker og arkivalia. Museet er integrert i Norsk Teknisk Museum.
Hashtags: # #Bibliotek, museum Vitenskap, teknikk Bibliotek, museum Vitenskap, teknikk
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sciencespies · 5 years ago
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Unusual Viking Grave Includes Nested Boats Buried 100 Years Apart
https://sciencespies.com/history/unusual-viking-grave-includes-nested-boats-buried-100-years-apart/
Unusual Viking Grave Includes Nested Boats Buried 100 Years Apart
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Last month, archaeologists excavating the Skeiet Viking farm in VinjeĂžra, Norway, unearthed an unexpected burial: namely, a boat containing the remains of a woman nested inside of a second boat occupied by the body of a man laid to rest some 100 years earlier.
As researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) reported in a recent announcement detailing the find, the Viking woman died during the latter half of the 9th century A.D. Her remains were buried in a 23- to 26-foot-long boat filled with grave goods including the head of a cow, two pairs of scissors, weaving tools and a pearl necklace. Two large shell-shaped brooches and a crucifix-shaped brooch made from a decorative Irish harness fitting were pinned on the woman’s dress.
The wood used to build the boats has rotted away, but archaeologists were able to gauge the vessels’ one-time positioning based on a small piece of keel from the smaller boat and rivets from both. Evidence found at the site suggests the grave’s original inhabitant—a Viking male buried alongside a spear, a shield and a single-edged sword dating to the 8th century Merovingian period—was carefully excavated before the small boat was placed inside.
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Artist’s illustration of the 8th-century Viking man’s burial
(Arkikon)
“We know of several double burials in boat graves,” Raymond Sauvage, an archaeologist at the NTNU University Museum who oversaw the work, tells Newsweek’s Aristos Georgiou. “However, in those cases we are dealing with two—or more—persons buried in the same boat. We also know of burial mounds containing several, parallel boat graves.”
The newly discovered arrangement “is essentially an unknown phenomenon,” according to Sauvage.
An obvious question raised by the find is why the two individuals were buried together. Unfortunately, the researchers say it will be difficult to determine if the man and woman were related. The soil present at the dig site is poorly suited for preserving bone, so the only remains recovered were small fragments of the woman’s skull. The team plans on extracting DNA from the bones, as well as conducting isotope analysis to discover where the woman was born and what her diet was like.
Sauvage posits that the man and woman were somehow related, as the nested burial was intentional and must have required planning.
“Family was very important in Viking Age society, both to mark status and power and to consolidate property rights,” he says in a statement. “The first legislation on allodial rights in the Middle Ages said you had to prove that your family had owned the land for five generations. If there was any doubt about the property rights, you had to be able to trace your family to 
 burial mounds and paganism.”
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An Irish brooch pinned to the woman’s dress was likely seized during a Viking raid.
(Raymond Sauvage, NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet)
The archaeologist adds, “Against this backdrop, it’s reasonable to think that the two were buried together to mark the family’s ownership to the farm, in a society that for the most part didn’t write things down.”
Sauvage tells Georgiou that the archaeologists can infer information on the deceased’s lives from the contents of their graves. Because the man was buried with a full array of weapons, he was likely a free man who owned his land. The rich jewelry buried with the woman, meanwhile, indicates she was married, played an important role in her community and even managed the household based at the farm. The Irish brooch found on her dress indicates her family was well-connected enough to participate in and benefit from Viking raids.
The team found the nested boats at the edge of the biggest mound in a larger burial ground. Previously, archaeologists excavating the site discovered a piece of a woman’s brooch dating to the early Merovingian age.
“The burial mound must naturally be older than the oldest boat grave, meaning early Merovingian age,” says Sauvage in the statement. “This is a fascinating era in Scandinavian history, from which there are few archaeological findings.”
#History
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opplysningstidforbarn · 7 years ago
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Vi var pÄ vitenskapsmuseet i Trondheim. Her fant vi gjenstander fra opplysningstiden. Her kan dere se to forskjellige segl, som ble brukt til Ä lukke forskjellige brev og dokumenter. Forseglingsvoks ble brukt mye pÄ 1700-tallet. 
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grimmborg-in-the-bog · 3 years ago
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Brooch illustration
one of two fragments of Brooch/Fibula set: T6575 (Vitenskapsmuseet)
Thin and made of bronze, found in Overhalla, TrĂžndelag.
the program crashed while i was drawing this one so we're getting a simple sketch. It happened just before i was about to give up anyway, because i couldn't figure out the design. This one was just too damaged and the design was too shallow to get a good look.
might post more simple sketch versions of others <3
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ontheroadtosucessblr · 7 years ago
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💀 #realbodies (at NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet)
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kimroe91 · 7 years ago
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Real human body#dead#human#body#museum #norway #sjakk#utstilling (ved NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet)
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crushedgood · 8 years ago
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Fantastisk bra! Ungene stortrivdes 😊 Takk til #ntnu #vitenskapsmuseet for et gĂžyalt og gjennomfĂžrt #Halloween for kidsa đŸ’€đŸ‘» #vitensenteret #vitenskapssenteret #adressa #trdby (ved NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet)
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vindenblaser · 9 years ago
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Janteloven | Trondheim, Norway 08.09.2015
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wiadomosciprasowe · 6 years ago
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MÅNELANDINGEN 50 ÅR Ă„pner 11. april, kl. 11
https://www.y6.no/manelandingen-50-ar-apner-11-april-kl-11/
MÅNELANDINGEN 50 ÅR Ă„pner 11. april, kl. 11
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MÅNELANDINGEN 50 ÅR Ă„pnes 11. april kl. 11 pĂ„ Teknisk museum Dato: 28-03-2019 07:30 CET Opprinnelig tittel pĂ„ pressemeldingen: MÅNELANDINGEN 50 ÅR Ă„pner 11. april, kl. 11 Kategori: , Bibliotek, museum Vitenskap, teknikk MÅNELANDINGEN 50 ÅR
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MÅNELANDINGEN 50 ÅR Ă„pnes 11. april kl. 11 pĂ„ Teknisk museum
20. juli 1969 landet Neil Armstrong og Buzz Aldrin pÄ mÄnen. Norsk Teknisk Museum markerer 50-Ärsjubileet med utstillingen MÄnelandingen 50 Är.
Romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg Äpner den store jubileumsutstillingen og Benny Borg stÄr for underholdningen, slik han gjorde under MÄnenatten for 50 Är siden.
Ta plass i Apollo 11, land The Eagle pÄ MÄnen, se en ekte mÄnestein og boltre deg i ikoniske bilder fra mÄneferden. Se ogsÄ filmer, modeller og bli bedre kjent med fortellingen om romkapplÞpet.
Årets stĂžrste utstilling MĂ„nelandingen er et av de store Ăžyeblikkene i teknikk- og vitenskapshistorien. Norsk Teknisk Museum markerer begivenheten med jubileumsutstillingen MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r. Det er museets stĂžrste utstillingssatsing i Ă„r. Utstillingen byr pĂ„ en lang rekke familieaktiviteter i tillegg til Ă„ fortelle historien om romkapplĂžpet og erobringen av MĂ„nen. MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r inneholder ogsĂ„ gjenstander fra NRKs historiske samling, som museet overtok i 2018.
Romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg Äpner utstillingen Under Äpningen vil den legendariske romfartseksperten Erik Tandberg fortelle oss hvorfor vi mennesker sÄ gjerne ville til MÄnen.
– Vi gjenopplever natten da “alle” i Norge fulgte med pĂ„ det som skjedde via TV og radio, guidet av romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg. Han vil fortelle om selve mĂ„nelandingen og dele sine opplevelser fra da han satt i NRK-studio pĂ„ mĂ„nenatten og loset Norge gjennom begivenhetene, sier Dag Andreassen, kurator for utstillingen.
Benny Borg gjentar underholdningssuksessen fra mÄnenatten Benny Borg stod for TV-underholdningen for 50 Är siden, sammen med Kirsti Sparboe. Sitt gjennombrudd fikk han i nettopp under NRK-sendingen mÄnenatten. Det var altsÄ ikke bare Apollo 11 som tok av for 50 Är siden.
– Dagen etter mĂ„nenatten visste alle i Norge hvem jeg var, forteller Benny Borg.
Etter en seks tiÄr lang karriere innen showbiz, kommer han til Teknisk museum 11. april.
– Under Ă„pningen av MĂ„nelandingen 50 Ă„r, vil Benny Borg gi oss noen av de utallige sangene om MĂ„nen, fortsetter Andreassen entusiastisk.
Urpremiere pÄ The Big Bang Lydkunstverket The Big Bang er spesialbestilt til utstillingen, og fÞr vi fÄr hÞre lyden av den nye installasjonen blir vi presentert for tankene bak verket.
For Dag Andreassen blir en guttedrÞm oppfylt nÄr han selv kan ta plass i Apollo 11 og styre The Eagle ned pÄ MÄnen. Han hÄper alle museets besÞkende vil benytte sjansen til Ä gjÞre det samme.
– Vi hĂ„per flest mulig fĂ„r oppleve utstillingen mens den stĂ„r pĂ„ Teknisk museum. Hva kan vĂŠre bedre enn Ă„ ta barna med for Ă„ reise til mĂ„nen, spĂžr han.
Se mer: https://www.tekniskmuseum.no/nyheter/1686-manelandingen50ar
For mer informasjon, kontakt kurator Dag Andreassen, e-post [email protected]  tlf. 41420832
MÄnesteinen er utlÄnt fra NTNU Vitenskapsmuseet.
Kilde: Pressekontor Norsk Teknisk Museum – PRESSEMELDING –
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Om Norsk Teknisk Museum
Norsk Teknisk Museum er nasjonalmuseum for teknologi, industri, naturvitenskap og medisin og et eldorado for utforskende i alle aldre. En viktig del av Teknisk museums samfunnsoppdrag er Ä formidle sammenhenger mellom teknologi, medisin og kultur over tid. Teknisk museums utstillinger: Museet har over 25 permanente og temporÊre utstillinger om energi, olje, industri, medisin, fly, biler og tog. Visjonen er Ä bli Norges mest synlige, dristige og dialogorienterte museum.
Oslo vitensenter setter undring og opplevelse i fokus. Med over hundre interaktive installasjoner kan du utforske naturvitenskapelige og teknologiske prinsipper innenfor temaene energi, fysiske fenomener, kroppen, matematikk og verdensrommet.
Nasjonalt medisinsk museum viser permanente og temporĂŠre inneholder medisinhistoriske utstillinger og har samlinger av gjenstander, bĂžker og arkivalia. Museet er integrert i Norsk Teknisk Museum.
Hashtags: # #Bibliotek, museum Vitenskap, teknikk Bibliotek, museum Vitenskap, teknikk
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nettopp · 13 years ago
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a hare from beyond on Flickr.
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