This slit drum is part of the exhibition at the Royal Museum for Central Africa (RMCA), in Tervuren. As the latter is currently closed for renovation, this precious object has found a temporary home in our Museum.
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30/10/2014
An Antelope Slit Drum Finds Shelter in Our Museum
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24/10/2014
QuakeRecNankai: Expedition to Examine Japan's Earthquakes and Tsunamis
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Reinout VerbekeVanessa Heyvaert and Ed Garrett, scientists of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS), are in Japan searching for evidence of past earthquakes and tsunamis.
24/10/2014
100th Issue of the European Journal of Taxonomy
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Reinout VerbekeEuropean Journal of Taxonomy (EJT), partly financed by the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences (RBINS), is proud to announce the publication of its 100th issue.
22/10/2014
Long-Standing Deinocheirus Enigma Solved
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Reinout VerbekePaleontologists have exhaustively described one of the most mysterious dinosaurs after tracing stolen fossils. The dinosaur, Deinocheirus mirificus, appears defy previous presumptions: he had huge grasping arms and claws, but was a non-dangerous omnivore.
21/10/2014
Angry October Storm
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[displayName]A severe storm will hit Belgian waters in the next few hours, with West-North-Westerly winds that could locally reach 8 to 9 Bft in Belgian territory.
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