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  • Three young girls and their mother sitting on a bench facing the camera but looking upwards as if watching a screen above the photographer.
  • Museum gallery with fossil-filled cases lining the walls. A bench sits by a large fossilised seafloor slab in the centre.
  • Two boys and an older woman sit on a bench, looking up as if watching a screen. Two adults and two children are visible in the background.

Down to Earth

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Down to Earth is RAMM’s geology gallery. There are a huge range of rocks and fossils from different geological periods on display. They tell the story of Devon’s natural history, from the early coral seas around 409 million years ago to the last Ice Age. Some animals are perfectly preserved: each bone, scale and tooth. Others leave only traces, such as footprints in the sand.

Close-up captions: RAMM’s digital close-up captions enable you to use your own mobile device to read the information that is on display beside each object. Follow the link for the close-up captions of Down to Earth.

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