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Planet Africa - Archaeological time travel!

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On this page, you'll find exciting blog posts about the creation process of the Planet Africa exhibition and its current locations. Dive into the world of Planet Africa – Archaeological time travel!

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PLANET AFRICA - ARCHAEOLOGICAL TIME TRAVEL!

Planet Africa – State of the Art

17.03.2025 | Johanna Sigl

A lot has been happening behind the scenes of the Planet Africa exhibition over the past few months. The team has been working at full speed to complete the pilot.

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GROUNDCHECK 2022

17.03.2025

On June 01, 2022, the Planet Africa team travelled to Berlin to set up the presentation boxes for the international conference "GROUNDCHECK - Climate, Crisis, Archaeology".

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Open Day at the Federal Foreign Office

17.03.2025 | Eric Gyamfi Kwarteng , Doris Fleischer

On August 20 and 21, 2022, interested visitors had the opportunity to visit the Federal Ministries, the Federal Press Office and the Chancellery and to get an insight into the work of the German government.

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Planet Africa - An exhibition on two continents

17.03.2025 | Johanna Sigl

The Planet Africa exhibition is a strong signal for cultural networking between Europe and Africa.

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Planet Africa - An exhibition on two continents With big steps towards the construct

17.03.2025 | Johanna Sigl

After long months of planning and many meetings we can announce today that the exhibition "Planet Africa - Archaeological Time Travel" will open in Africa in Maputo (Mozambique) and Accra (Ghana).

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Planet Africa Makes Stunning Debuts

29.01.2025 | Martha Mosha , Johanna Sigl

Planet Africa exhibitions opened in Rabat (Morocco), Nairobi (Kenya) and Berlin (Germany) on 19 November, 29 November and 5 December respectively.

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Planet Africa – Pilot project of a new exhibition concept

13.11.2024 | Eric Gyamfi Kwarteng , Doris Fleischer

Africa is a continent of diversity. With more than two million years, it is the longest witness of human evolution and therefore has long been a continent of inspiration far beyond its natural boundaries.