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One of UK’s best fossil collections sold overseas in ‘loss to the nation’

One of the UK's finest fossil collections, featuring 318 Jurassic specimens, has been sold to Abu Dhabi. This sale, deemed a significant loss for the country's natural heritage, highlights the challenges faced by UK museums in preserving hi...

The Guardian· Aug 8, 2026 · 5:30 PM · 1 views

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One of the UK's finest fossil collections, featuring 318 Jurassic specimens, has been sold to Abu Dhabi. This sale, deemed a significant loss for the country's natural heritage, highlights the challenges faced by UK museums in preserving history. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #fossils #UKheritage #naturalhistory

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