Cassandra Hatton
Cassandra Hatton is the vice-chair of Sotheby’s, where she plays a key role in overseeing auctions, including the upcoming sale of significant items from horror, science fiction, and fantasy cinema, highlighting the artistry of practical effects in Hollywood.
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Ecuador:
Cassandra Hatton is the vice president of Science and Natural History at Sotheby’s and expressed the significance of the meteorite NWA 16788.
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United Kingdom:
Cassandra Hatton described the meteorite as the largest piece of Mars on planet Earth.
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Portugal:
Cassandra Hatton is the vice president of Sotheby’s and the global director of science and natural history.
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United Kingdom:
Cassandra Hatton, vice-chairman of science and natural history at Sotheby's, described the meteorite as 'unbelievably rare'.
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Canada:
Cassandra Hatton, vice chairman for science and natural history at Sotheby’s, discussed the significance of the Martian meteorite before the auction.
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United Kingdom:
Cassandra Hatton, vice-chairman for science and natural history at Sotheby’s, discussed the significance of the Martian meteorite before the auction.
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United Kingdom:
Cassandra Hatton is the vice-chairman of science and natural history at Sotheby's.
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Denmark:
Cassandra Hatton is the vice president of science and history at Sotheby’s.
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Israel:
Cassandra Hatton is the Vice President of Science and History at Sotheby's and commented on the significance of the meteorite found on Earth.
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United States:
Cassandra Hatton, vice chairman of science and natural history at Sotheby’s, described the meteorite as a discovery of extraordinary significance.
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