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Science in the City 2022

REAL-WORLD FESTIVAL

Ammoknights-Moving Megaliths: National Museum of Archaeology

Venue:  National Museum of Archaeology

Date:  Saturday 25th September

Times:  10:00am, 10:30am, 11:00am and 11:30am

Age Suitability:  All Ages

Programme

National Museum of Archaeology, MaltaActors Jeremy Grech and Sean Briffa introduce the Ammoknights’ Moving Megaliths, an insightful, science-inspired and unique tour of the National Museum of Archaeology. This educational, funny experience is all about the Neolithic era. A time when some pretty awesome structures were being built here, on these very islands. The animated tour aims to give visitors of all ages, a deeper understanding of the how, why and where of these ancient peoples.

The facts which inspired this script were methodically researched by aspiring tour guide and acclaimed actor Jeremy Grech who gathered information from archaeologists from the Department of Archaeology at The University of Malta, ITS and the museum’s own experts, to ensure that only factual information is shared with visitors. Meet Tarxus and Amun as they bring the exhibits from this era to life on the 25th September.
Expect only the expected.

This project is co funded by the Arts Council Malta through the Programme Support Fund and the Malta Chamber of Scientists.

Shows will be held on Saturday 25th at 10am, 10:30am, 11am and 11:30 am, at the Museum of Archaeology.

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