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Boat Graves and Pyramid Origins
The study of ancient Egypt revolves around a number of questions about major aspects of Egyptian culture, questions not yet […]
View MoreWhere in the World?
Many people interested in The University Museum ask from time to time about our research activities. To respond to these […]
View MoreThe Earliest Pharaohs and the University Museum
Although the detailed discussion of a significant ancient art work or archaeological artifact can in itself be a fascinating exercise, […]
View MoreUniversity Museum Research Projects
Sumerian Dictionary Project Director: Dr. Ake W. Sjöberg (Babylonian Section, University Museum) Sponsors: University Museum, National Endowment for the Humanities, […]
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University Museum Research Projects – Spring 1985
Rojdi, India—excavation Director: Dr. Gregory Possehl (Asia Section, University Museum) Sponsors: University Museum, Gujarat State Department of Archaeology The third […]
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University Museum Research Projects – Fall 1984
Silver Reef, Utah—excavation and archival research Director, Dr. Robert Schuyler (American Historical Archaeology Section, University Museum) Sponsor, University Museum As […]
View More100 Years of Research
The University Museum has tried over the years to encourage an awareness of the richness and diversity of human culture, both […]
View MoreUniversity Museum Announcements
Grants Received By the Educational Department from the Philadelphia Foundation, the Ludwick Institute and the Seybert Foundation to present a […]
View MoreUniversity Museum Announcements – Spring 1979
Appointment Dr. William H. Davenport, Curator of the Oceanian Section, has been appointed Associate Director of the Museum. Grants Received […]
View MoreThe Museum in the Field
“To be a good (archaeological) finder one needs a peculiar quality which is not altogether erudition—the hog which is most […]
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