AMNH welcomed five representatives from the Tohono O’odham Nation.
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The Siberian collections at the American Museum of Natural History are one of the world’s most important collections of cultural artifacts from Northeast Siberia, and is the largest and most comprehensive holding of its kind outside of Russia.
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The American Museum of History, Division of Anthropology welcomed a delegation of master craftsmen and native experts from the Sakha Republic in the Russian Federation. The group had come to New York to attend and perform during the annual United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York.
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This section presents objects from the Textile Collection, as well as Mexico and Central America Virtual Hall, The Buddha Project, Tibetan Paintings, Ethnographic Collections from the most significant Museum expeditions.
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A delegation of Zuni representatives visited the American Museum of Natural History on an exciting cultural mission–to add the Museum’s Zuni artifacts to an innovative digital collaborative catalog created by and for the Zuni people.
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The latest news and events in anthropology: featured projects, important visits, significant publications.
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The Division of Anthropology at AMNH grants access to its collections and related documentation for research in connection with a broad range of topics.
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Based on years of participant observation, this in-depth access to the world of Korean shamans and their clients in the intimate context of village life has not been matched.
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The Museum began active study of South American archaeology in 1892 with Adolph Bandelier’s expedition to Peru and Bolivia.
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