Skeletons aren’t just spooky decorations to put up around your house at Halloween, to archaeologists they are also important windows into the past. Just like other artifacts that archaeologists find, […]
Explore ancient Persian culture, and take a virtual tour of modern Iran to enjoy (vicariously) great food, friendly people, mosques, shrines, and other wonders.
Lecture by Vanessa Esquivido
In addition to the exhibition, "Journey to the Beyond: Ancient Egyptians in the Pursuit of Eternity), ancient Egypt will be in focus at RAFFMA for 3 weeks in October, in […]
Film-screening: The Destruction of Memory, followed by panel discussion with filmmaker Tim Slade and Vanderbilt faculty Over the past century, cultural destruction has wrought catastrophic results across the globe. This […]
The Sam Houston Museum welcomes archeologist Jeff Girard, retired faculty at Northwestern State University and regional archaeologist for the Louisiana Division of Archaeology for more than 25 years. Early in […]
David DeMello, Museum Director, Robbins Museum of Archaeology, speaks about the journey of the First People in the Northeast as interpreted from the archaeological record. We follow them as they […]
The Warwick team of the Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project (RIMAP) will present the results of its five-year study of two shipwrecks in Occupessatuxet Cove in a public talk. Though […]
Kershaw Lecture
W. H. “Chip” Wills will discuss the ongoing exploration of UNM researchers at Chaco Canyon National Historical Park. Professor Wills has first-hand experience of several decades of the history. He […]
