Vol. 29 / No. 1
By: Alan Mann and Janet Monge
Technology of Casting
Making a Mold A mold of most fossil bones is made of two or more parts. When the design of […]
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By: Alan Mann and Janet Monge
Reproducing Our Ancestors: The University Museum's Casting Program
A hundred and thirty-one years ago, quarry workers in the Neander Valley (“Tal” in German) came across the mineralized remains […]
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Vol. 41 / No. 3
By: Janet Monge and Alan Mann
A New View of a Neandertal Fossil Bone Collection: Science & Archaeology
The Neandertals are among the most enigmatic of our earlier relatives. With their large browridges, low foreheads, and projecting faces […]
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Vol. 50 / No. 1
By: Janet Monge and Alan Mann
Surviving: A Lightning Rod: Exhibit Notes
“The exhibition promises to break new ground as the first of its kind to address aspects of human evolution in […]
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