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Stephen Hui Geological Museum - Special Exhibition

Special Weekend Openings from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on: May 19/20, June 9/10, July 7/8, August 11/12, September 8/9, October 6/7 and November 3/4, 2018. Guided Tours: Free guided tours during the special weekend openings at 2p.m. Venue: G/F, Stephen Hui Geological Museum, James Hsioung Lee Science Building, The University of Hong Kong Free Admission

Dept of Earth Sciences

9th August, 2018

#Exhibition #Fossils #StephenHuiGeologicalMuseum

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