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Olsen, Research Associate, Division of Paleontology
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Find out from a zooarchaeologist how humans have tamed and bred horses.
ArchaeOLogy > Being a Zooarchaeologist: Sandra Olsen
A tiny, two-feet tall horse-like animal scampers through a forest, nibbling on leaves.
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A tiny, two-feet tall horse-like animal scampers through a forest, nibbling on leaves.
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Ross MacPhee is the former chairman of the Department of Mammalogy at the American Museum of Natural History, where he has been Curator since 1988.
Sandra Olsen, Curator of Anthropology, Carnegie Museum
For thousands of years, people have kept animals for many different reasons. They have kept sheep for wool, cows for milk, and dogs for work or companionship.
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For thousands of years, people have kept animals for many different reasons. They have kept sheep for wool, cows for milk, and dogs for work or companionship.
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The Andros Coral Reef in the Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life depicts a real place at a specific point in time: a Bahamian coral reef on a June day in the 1920s.
watertight boxes—and even painted in oils by Chris Olsen
Travel to the Bahamas circa 1920 as scientists and artists capture the splendor of a living coral reef to create the Museum’s iconic Andros Coral Reef diorama.
QUINN: Chris Olsen actually descended to the seafloor
Examine clues from the past to discover how people lived in ancient times.
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