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largest meteorite from Mars ever found, a gathering
of one million types of eggs, and a personal favorite,
the Archaeopteryx lithographica, the Museum’s most
valuable treasure. This 147- million-year-old fossil
(pronounced ark-ee-OPT-er-ix) is the earliest known
of a bird transitioning from its dinosaur heritage.
Found in Germany in 1861, Archaeopteryx demon-
strates a feathered animal with the capacity for flight
(per its brain imprint), while having the teeth, claws,
and bony tail of a dinosaur.
Prepare to enjoy all that London has to offer, with
high prices for hotels and food, but for priceless
experiences.
Start packing. The world is waiting to meet you.
[The photograph and text represent the actual travel experience of the writer.]
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