In the Norman soil, the story of the Earth and life, with Ammonite 50
from April 4, 2026 to January 3, 2027
Fossils are the archives of life on Earth, inviting us on a breathtaking journey through geological time, to a time when the continents we know today did not yet exist and mysterious animals roamed the oceans. The soil of Normandy, and more specifically the Cotentin peninsula, is teeming with these precious relics. Enhanced with numerous videos, interactive displays, and hands-on activities, this exhibition invites you and your family to discover all the secrets of fossils: how they are formed and what they tell us about life on our planet during the time of the dinosaurs and long before.




To learn more:
-Sunday, April 19 / Sunday, June 14 / Sunday, October 25 / Sunday, December 20 at 4:00 PM: Guided tours "special for families". Duration: 1 hour - €2.50 (free for under 18s)
-Paul Jean (Ammonite 50) will be present in the exhibition: May 17, July 19, August 16, October 25, September 19 and 20 (Heritage Days), and November 22 (fossil removal demonstration, guided tours) – Free and without reservation.