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On July 24, 2026, conservator Christiane Maier, 54, began inspecting the dinosaur sculptures at Hamburg's Tierpark Hagenbeck — a zoological park founded in 1907. These saurian sculptures, 117 years old, include an Allosaurus. The examination has revealed cracks, broken parts, and traces of moisture on the works. Maier's initial assessment: there is considerable work to be done. The restoration timeline, exact scope, and budget have not yet been disclosed.
On July 24, 2026, conservator Christiane Maier, 54, began inspecting the dinosaur sculptures at Tierpark Hagenbeck — a zoological park in Hamburg founded in 1907. These saurian sculptures, 117 years old, include an Allosaurus among them. According to Die Zeit, the examination was conducted with a scalpel.
The inspection revealed cracks, broken parts, and traces of moisture on the sculptures.
Es ist einiges dran zu tun (There is considerable work to be done)
— Christiane Maier, conservator, Die Zeit, July 24, 2026
The restoration timeline, scope, and costs have not yet been disclosed. The total number of sculptures requiring intervention is also unknown.
Tierpark Hagenbeck is a zoological park located in Hamburg, Germany, in the Stellingen district. Founded in 1907 by Carl Hagenbeck, it has been managed by a family business ever since.
The July 24, 2026 inspection revealed cracks, broken parts, and traces of moisture on the saurian sculptures.
The saurian sculptures at Tierpark Hagenbeck are 117 years old at the time of inspection.
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