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Watch the Lapworth Lecture "The Perception of Palaeontology & Volcanology in Video Games: A Primer for Science Communicators" by postdoctoral researchers Jake Atterby (University of Birmingham) and Ed McGowan (University of Leicester) on 15th January 2024. Visit our website for announcements of future Lapworth Lectures: www.birmingham.ac.uk/facilities/lapworth-museum/events

Watch the Lapworth Lecture "Crete: Building a Palaeoclimatic Framework for Europe's Oldest Civilisations" by Dr James Bendle from the University of Birmingham on 14th November 2023. Visit our website for announcements of future Lapworth Lectures: www.birmingham.ac.uk/facilities/lapworth-museum/events

Professor Alice Roberts talks about what we can learn about our ancestors from burials in this Keith Palmer Lecture, November 2023. Alice is Professor of Public Engagement in Science at the University of Birmingham. She is an anatomist and biological anthropologist, author and broadcaster who has presented more than 100 television documentaries and written numerous popular science books. The Ke...

Elaina, a pupil at King Edward High School, shares her chosen object of the month, as well as some of her associated artwork.

Steve, a regular visitor to the Lapworth Museum with his family, shares his favourite geological object, the Pteranodon

Harriet, a University of Birmingham Student and previous Front of House member of staff at the Lapworth Museum of Geology, shares her favourite geological object, a piece of fossilised wood.

Catriona Wright, a long-term volunteer at the Lapworth Museum of Geology shares her favourite geological object, a geological formation in the northwest Highlands of Scotland named the Moine Thrust.

Angela George, a former Artificial Intelligence in Machine Learning student at the University of Birmingham, shares her chosen Object of the Month, Charnockite. Angela shares her personal link to Charnockite, which reminds her of growing up in Southern India.

Zachary, a regular visitor to the Lapworth Museum tells us about his favourite object, the Allosaurus.

This month Emily, an English and History student at the University of Birmingham and a visitor services assistant at the Lapworth Museum of Geology, describes the Capped Quartz on display in the museum.

Pauline Bailey, a visual artist and curator who has worked closely with the Lapworth Museum, describes Bornite or 'Peacock Ore'.

A bird's eye tour of the Lapworth Museum of Geology

Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Talk - Volcanoes: Inside and Out

Incredible Ichthyosaurs (Lapworth Museum at the Virtual Festival of Geology)

Lapworth Museum and Creswell Crags Museum - Life in the Ice Age: A Mammoth Adventure

Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Workshop: Ichthyosaur Jigsaw

Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Talk: Fossil Detectives!

Lapworth Museum of Geology Family Talk: Mary Anning and Jurassic Seas

Museums and Wellbeing - Behind the Scenes

Museums and Wellbeing - The Poems

Lapworth Museum of Geology: Make Your Own Pterosaur Mask

Lapworth Museum of Geology: Draw a cartoon trilobite

Lapworth Museum of Geology: Create a collage dinosaur

Lapworth Museum of Geology: Make your own ammonite decoration

Lapworth Museum of Geology: Draw a cartoon ammonite

Lapworth Museum of Geology: Make Your Own Volcano!

Creative Children Curating Collections

Online Lapworth Lecture 17 Dec 2020: Ruiz Revisited