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A carved wooden beaver (AMNH Catalog No: 16.1/988) important to Angoon Tlingits was returned to tribal leaders during a quiet ceremony in a private conference room in the museum.
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Division of Anthropology Archives houses approximately 670 linear feet of archival material, dating from the 1890’s to the present. The collection includes accession documentation, original catalog…
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In 1904, objects collected by Berthold Laufer during an expedition to China (1901-1904) were installed in the Southwest Gallery (Chinese Hall) on the third floor of the museum. The exhibition illus…
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No, this isn’t the Museum’s famed avocado specimen—it’s the emerald-hued egg of the Northern Cassowary.
The proud papa incubates them for nearly two months
Discovered! The Long Lost Franciscan Mission, Santa Catalina de Guale [YouTube video produced by the Hispanic Research Center at Arizo…
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Photographs from Jesup North Pacific Expedition (1897-1902) and Lang-Chapin Congo Expedition (1909-1915).
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New DNA analysis of ancient Pueblo remains suggests that the complex society that once existed at Chaco Canyon in the southwestern United States traced family relationships through the mother’s line, confirming long-held contentions of modern Pueblos that the matrilineal system is centuries-old.
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Dr. Ashley Hammond is Curator of Biological Anthropology. Her research focuses on the discovery, description, and analysis of new fossil primates – especially hominins – from East Africa.
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Articles about scientific fieldwork carried out by ethnographers, archaeologists, and biological anthropologists in the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Pacific islands, and the collections acquired through Museum expeditions, excavations, purchase and donations.
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Explanation of Post Doctorate Fellow Jordan Dalton and other archaeologists‘ work at the site of Las Huacas in Peru.
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