The same, which was previously declared of Cultural Interest, was given by the Doctor of Natural Sciences and specialist in Paleontology, Rodolfo Coria.
With a full house, the conference "Dinosaurs: the big, the ancient and the surprising", given by the Doctor of Natural Sciences and Paleontologist Rodolfo Coria, was held at the Concordia Convention Center. The proposal was organized by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, which reports to the Undersecretariat of Culture of the Municipality of Concordia.
Representing the mayor Francisco Azcué, the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza valued the importance of having a professional of the stature of Dr. Coria in Concordia. In this regard, she stated that “it is a pleasure to be receiving him in Concordia for the third time, as he is an internationally renowned anthropologist who has put us on the map regarding the study of dinosaurs, a subject that interests our children so much”, she remarked.
For her part, Silvia Cettour, Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences commented: “Rodolfo Coria is the bearer before the entire community of the functions or what the Museum houses. It aims to educate, conserve and disseminate our heritage”, she highlighted.
GUEST OF HONOR AND OF CULTURAL INTEREST
The Honorable Deliberative Council declared the conference “Dinosaurs: The big, the ancient, the surprising” of “Cultural Interest" and, at the same time, declared Dr. Rodolfo Coria as “Guest of Honor of the city of Concordia”.
Regarding the talk, Coria described that “he rehearsed five basic areas, which were selected and are linked to the study of certain aspects of the diversity and biology of dinosaurs in our country and around the world. On one hand, the issue of size is something that attracts and fascinates all audiences; knowing why these animals reached the dimensions they developed and which have never been repeated in nature. Other aspects are the search for them in extreme sites such as Antarctica and trying to understand their reproductive facet”, he said.
In that sense, he confessed that “they did not have to insist much for me to come to Concordia because I love coming here; of course, I thank the municipal authorities since without their support, these initiatives would not be carried out”.
Along those lines, the anthropologist underlined: “I love the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences that you have here in Concordia, the life that the museum has inside when one enters beats with the hearts of the people who work there and I have seen the evolution of the museum over the years, so it is a pleasure to be here visiting”, he concluded.
It should be noted that in the course of the next few weeks, the corresponding certificates of participation will be sent to the email addresses.
Present were the President of the Deliberative Council Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Councilwoman Silvina Ovelar; the Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences Silvia Cettour; Councilwoman Silvina Ovelar; and the directors of Dispatch, Human Resources and Administration Yamila Segovia; of Cultural Resources, Communication and Innovation Mariano Silva and the director of Heritage and Museums Rubén Alaris, among other authorities.
With a full house, the conference "Dinosaurs: the big, the ancient and the surprising", given by the Doctor of Natural Sciences and Paleontologist Rodolfo Coria, was held at the Concordia Convention Center. The proposal was organized by the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, which reports to the Undersecretariat of Culture of the Municipality of Concordia.
Representing the mayor Francisco Azcué, the vice-mayor Magdalena Reta de Urquiza valued the importance of having a professional of the stature of Dr. Coria in Concordia. In this regard, she stated that “it is a pleasure to be receiving him in Concordia for the third time, as he is an internationally renowned anthropologist who has put us on the map regarding the study of dinosaurs, a subject that interests our children so much”, she remarked.
For her part, Silvia Cettour, Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences commented: “Rodolfo Coria is the bearer before the entire community of the functions or what the Museum houses. It aims to educate, conserve and disseminate our heritage”, she highlighted.
GUEST OF HONOR AND OF CULTURAL INTEREST
The Honorable Deliberative Council declared the conference “Dinosaurs: The big, the ancient, the surprising” of “Cultural Interest" and, at the same time, declared Dr. Rodolfo Coria as “Guest of Honor of the city of Concordia”.
Regarding the talk, Coria described that “he rehearsed five basic areas, which were selected and are linked to the study of certain aspects of the diversity and biology of dinosaurs in our country and around the world. On one hand, the issue of size is something that attracts and fascinates all audiences; knowing why these animals reached the dimensions they developed and which have never been repeated in nature. Other aspects are the search for them in extreme sites such as Antarctica and trying to understand their reproductive facet”, he said.
In that sense, he confessed that “they did not have to insist much for me to come to Concordia because I love coming here; of course, I thank the municipal authorities since without their support, these initiatives would not be carried out”.
Along those lines, the anthropologist underlined: “I love the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences that you have here in Concordia, the life that the museum has inside when one enters beats with the hearts of the people who work there and I have seen the evolution of the museum over the years, so it is a pleasure to be here visiting”, he concluded.
It should be noted that in the course of the next few weeks, the corresponding certificates of participation will be sent to the email addresses.
Present were the President of the Deliberative Council Magdalena Reta de Urquiza; Councilwoman Silvina Ovelar; the Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences Silvia Cettour; Councilwoman Silvina Ovelar; and the directors of Dispatch, Human Resources and Administration Yamila Segovia; of Cultural Resources, Communication and Innovation Mariano Silva and the director of Heritage and Museums Rubén Alaris, among other authorities.