Denmark to Return Historic Iron Meteorite to Greenland After Six Decades
The Danish government has announced plans to repatriate one of the world’s largest iron meteorites to Greenland, where it had been displayed in Copenhagen for nearly sixty years. The decision marks a significant step in honoring Greenlandic cultural heritage and addressing historical colonial artifacts.
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Po 60 latach wróci na Grenlandię. Dania przekaże 20-tonowy meteoryt
Po sześciu dekadach Grenlandia ma odzyskać 20-tonowy meteoryt Agpalilik. Dania zgodziła się na jego zwrot, a koszty transportu pokryją duńskie władze. Dla Inuitów skała ma wyjątkowe znaczenie.
Read full article →Regeringen vil aflevere sjælden meteorit tilbage til Grønland
Den danske og den grønlandske regering er blevet enige: Den berømte jernmeteorit hører ikke til i Danmark.
Read full article →Danmark skal sende jernmeteorit tilbage til Grønland
Meteoritten "Agpalilik" blev bragt til København i 1965 og er placeret foran Statens Naturhistoriske Museum.
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