Students
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Jun. 12, 2024
By Qi Liu
Breaking Ground and Gender Norms
Penn senior Qi Liu examines the shift in the field of archaeology from a male-dominated discipline to one where women are in the majority.
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May. 28, 2024
By Jasmine Wang, Mac McKillip, Sarah Hinkel
Fengshui for the Afterlife
Penn student curators learn about the making of a museum exhibition by exploring the contents of a 12th-century Chinese tomb in context with fengshui and cosmology.
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Dec. 12, 2022
By Cameron Findlay
The Process of Processing
Step 1: Acquiring the Objects Step 2: Bagging, Tagging, Measuring Step 3: Hand-Numbering Step 4: Creating Digital Records Step 5: Photography Written by Cameron Findlay, Penn Museum Intern (Summer 2022) Cameron Findlay is a senior at Smith College majoring in Anthropology and minoring in Art History, with a concentration in Museum Studies. She was one […]
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May. 15, 2022
By Sarah LaPorte
Cold War Archaeology
A large-scale archival “deep-dive” that considers multiple angles for how the US government, private industries, and academia came together in Froelich Rainey’s long career.