The Fossil Museum of the Georgian Technical University is located at: st. Kostava, 77 (geology building) in Tbilisi. It was founded in 1920 and is part of the Georgian Technical University. It is a historical collection containing well-organized and systematized educational and research materials on virtually all ores and minerals discovered in Georgia. It consists of two halls: the first contains typical samples of rocks, ores and minerals, reflecting various geological processes both from Georgia and from various countries of the world. The second hall displays models of the mine and antimony deposit in Zophito. Open daily, except Saturday and Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:00. Admission is free for children under 6 years of age, employees of Georgian and foreign museums, ICOM members with a valid ID card, as well as for persons with disabilities upon presentation of appropriate ID and refugees.
Georgian Technical University Museum of Fossils
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Очень впечатляет, что музей сочетает учебные и исследовательские материалы с наглядными макетами месторождений. Такая организация позволяет одновременно изучать теорию и видеть практическое применение геологии. Особенно интересно, что экспонаты охватывают не только Грузию, но и другие страны, что расширяет представление о глобальных геологических процессах.




