Hemberg Museum Iserlohn
The Hemberg Museum Iserlohn is a museum for natural history and archeology in Iserlohn . As a project of the Märkisches Gymnasium , it is housed in the school building on Hemberg.
The archeology department is the oldest department of the museum and deals with the cultural evolution of humans. Among other things, a valuable replica of the Nebra Sky Disc can be seen here. In the palaeontology department , the exhibits are arranged one after the other in showcases according to the geological formations. Most of the exhibits are originals that have been collected over decades.
The origin of the museum was an archaeological exhibition furnished by Wilhelm Bleicher in 1993, mainly with loans.
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Altena: German Wire Museum | County Mark Museum | World Youth Hostel Museum | Balve: Luisenhütte Wocklum | Museum of Prehistory and Early History | Halver: Local history museum Halver | Hemer: Felsenmeer Museum | Iserlohn: Hemberg Museum | German Cave Museum | Historic Maste-Barendorf factory complex | Historic grain distillery Bimberg | Iserlohn Museum for Crafts and Postal History | East German Heimatstuben and local history museum Ohlau | Collection from urban cleaning and waste disposal | Iserlohn City Museum | Villa Wessel | House Letmathe | Kierspe: Bakelite Museum Kierspe | Schleiper Hammer | Lüdenscheid: Bremecker Hammer | History Museum of the City of Lüdenscheid | Phenomenta Lüdenscheid | Municipal Gallery Lüdenscheid | Menden: Museum Menden | Industrial Museum Menden | Westphalian Carnival Museum | Plettenberg: Heimathaus Plettenberg | Schalksmühle: Schalksmühle Hunting Museum | Werdohl: Werdohl City Museum
Coordinates: 51 ° 23 ′ 22.5 " N , 7 ° 42 ′ 4.1" E