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Cavalcade of Fibers
Credits Written by Irv Tunick Read by Bob Graham On screen: Kenneth Matthews Director of Educat...
Add to My Finds +Rombex 90-second Commercial for the University of Pennsylvania Museum
Television Commercial produced by Rombex (now Du Art Video).
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Artifact photography fo...Add to My Finds +Nepal 1957 Reel 2 of 44
Reel 2 of 44 Unedited travelogue Katmandu region Cat. Reel 106 1957: Reel 2: Nepal. February 16...
Add to My Finds +The Queen of Sheba in History and Legend
Best known from the Bible's account of her marriage to the wise king Solomon, the Queen of Sheba has...
Add to My Finds +The Golden Age of King Midas
Midas was indisputably the most famous ruler of the Phrygian kingdom in central Turkey, and his Gold...
Add to My Finds +Hero Twins of the Americas: Myths of Origin, Duality, and Vengeance
Myths concerning the “hero twins” are widespread from Canada to South America. In the archetypal...
Add to My Finds +The Golden Age of King Midas | Gallery Installation Time Lapse
Exclusive World Premiere Exhibition | February 13 through November 27, 2016 The historical King M...
Add to My Finds +Great Myths and Legends:The Piltdown Fossil Forgery and the Search for the “First Englishman”
In the early 20th century, hominid fossils were unearthed all over the mainland continent of Europe...
Add to My Finds +Cigna [PSA for Penn Museum] (1983)
Museum staff are seen in the Archives and among the Near East collections doing research. Jeffrey Ra...
Add to My Finds +Ancient Nubia, Egypt’s Rival in Africa (1992)
Credits: Produced by Penn Museum, Penn Museum Education Department, and Annenberg TV. Narrated by Da...
Add to My Finds +"Abby at the Museum" (Cats)
At the exhibit Man and Animals, Abby the cat checks out the animals on display after closing....
Add to My Finds +Great Myths and Legends: Genghis Khan: Barbarian Conqueror or Harbinger of Democracy
Dr. Morris Rossabi, Senior Research Scholar, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, Columb...
Add to My Finds +The 100th Anniversary of the Harrison Rotunda at the Penn Museum
One of the grandest domes in the country, the Penn Museum’s Harrison rotunda, completed in 1915 an...
Add to My Finds +Great Myths and Legends: Adapa the Sage: Flood, Myth and Magic in early Mesopotamia
Thousands of years ago, scholar-priests in ancient Sumer told a tale about a man who lived long befo...
Add to My Finds +Great Myths and Legends: Imhotep: From Architect to Deity to Villain
The historical figure Imhotep designed the remarkable Step Pyramid complex at Saqqara built during t...
Add to My Finds +Plant Management at Gordion: Maintaining the Vegetative Soft Cap on Treated Walls
Dr. Naomi Miller describes the process of soft vegetative roof capping at Gordion in Turkey during t...
Add to My Finds +Rent the Penn Museum
Designed in the 1890s, this beautiful historic building located on the University of Pennsylvania’...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: The Great Walls of China
The Great Wall is most familiar to us as the massive masonry fortifications snaking dramatically ove...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: Chichen Itza: An Alien City in the Maya Lowlands
Lecture given by Dr. Simon Martin, Associate Curator and Keeper of Collections, American Section. Ev...
Add to My Finds +Beneath the Skin: The Skeleton Within
Mortuary practice, body position, and objects associated with the skeleton in the grave—all can gi...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus and its Successors
Each of the "wonders" in the ancient world was intended to symbolize the builder's political and eco...
Add to My Finds +New Discoveries in Ancient Rome and the Roman World
Dr. C. Brian Rose celebrates the birthday of Rome with New Discoveries in Ancient Rome and the Roman...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: The Statue of Zeus at Olympia
The Statue of Zeus at Olympia, in southern Greece, was counted as one of the Seven Wonders of the An...
Add to My Finds +Revealing the City of King Midas: Archaeology and Conservation at Gordion
Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Ankara, Turkey, Gordion was continually inhabited for near...
Add to My Finds +Reinterpreting an Old Dig: Sitio Conte and the Penn Museum
Unlike many other museums, many collections at the Penn Museum were obtained through scientific exca...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: The Lighthouse at Alexandria: The Pharos in the land of the Pharaoh
Lecture given by Jennifer Houser Wegner, Ph.D., Associate Curator, Egyptian Section. Founded by Alex...
Add to My Finds +A Minute with Georgia Athanasopulos
Take a moment with Georgia Athanasopulos, Consul General of Panama in Philadelphia, as she invites f...
Add to My Finds +Beneath the Surface: Gallery Installation/Time Lapse
One month. 8,000 still images. 2 1/2 minutes. Watch as the exhibition team installs Beneath the Su...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: Searching for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Grant Frame, Ph.D., Associate Curator, Babylonian Section. The Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar II (60...
Add to My Finds +Great Wonders: The Monumental Geoglyphs of Amazonia
Traditionally, the archaeologists have the vast Amazon region of South America to be a cultural back...
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