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Amazons: Warrior Women in Myth, Art, and History
Amazons—fierce horsewomen-archers on the fringes of the known world—were the mythic archenemies of t...
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Weweni - Be Careful
Larry Aitken, Tim Powell, Bob Preucel, Lucy Fowler Williams, Louise Krasniewicz, David McKnight, Bar...
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Middle Stone Age surface Archaeology - Reports from the Field: Douglas G. Lovell, Jr.
The identification of the temporal and causal factors in the emergence of modern human behavior is a...
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The Romans who saw the Caspian Sea - Reports from the Field: Douglas G. Lovell, Jr.
Borderland studies are one of the most vibrant areas of modern archaeological research, looking at t...
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Douglas G. Lovell, Jr. "Reports from the Field": The Rowanduz Archaeological Program 2014
This past summer, the Rowanduz Archaeological Program (RAP) returned to Iraqi Kurdistan for its seco...
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Great Wonders: Monumental Grandeur of the Mississippi Valley
Stretching over 2,500 miles from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, the Mississippi River has been cal...
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To Boldly Go: The New Frontier of Maritime Archaeology
James Delgado is actively involved in promoting the cause of maritime preservation. He hosted the te...
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Wampum in Museum Collections: Tracking Broken Chains of Custody
Wampum belts are identified by federal legislation as iconic items of indigenous cultural patrimony,...
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Great Wonders: The Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza
Dr. David Silverman, Curator-in-Charge, Penn Museum, Egyptian Section, presents the opening lecture ...
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The Ubaid Skeleton at the Penn Museum
Scientists at the Penn Museum have re-discovered an important find in their own storage rooms, a com...
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The Buddhist Murals: Up Close & Personal, a Conservation Adventure
The Buddhist Murals in our Chinese Rotunda, some of the largest artifacts in our collection, have be...
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Read Only: Collecting Born-Digital Materials on the Pre-Social Media Web
Little more than a decade ago, the Web was largely a "read-only" medium. It was in this media enviro...
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Oral Histories: George Fletcher Bass
Undersea Discovery! Looking back at 50 years of Nautical Archaeology...
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"Treaty of Renewed Friendship" Signing
Join members and friends of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania at the signing of the "Treaty of Renew...
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Vegetative Roof Capping at Gordion
Dr. Naomi Miller describes the process of soft vegetative roof capping at Gordion in Turkey. In the...
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Penn Museum Summer
Admission to the Penn Museum is just $10 for the month of August. Special Thanks to the West Phila...
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A Minute with Tina Pierce Fragoso
Tina Pierce Fragoso is a member of the Lenni-Lenape Tribe of Bridgeton, New Jersey and Coordinator o...
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A Minute with Marge Bruchac
Dr. Margaret (Marge) Bruchac is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Coordinator of the Native...
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A Minute with Doug Kiel
Doug Kiel is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Dept. of History at the University of Pennsylvan...
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A Minute with Oren Lyons, Jr.
On April 16, 2014, Oren Lyons, Jr., world renowned Native American peace activist, Honorary Chairman...
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Great Voyages: Jason and the Golden Fleece
Brian Rose, James B. Pritchard Professor of Classical Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania. Searc...
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Lacrosse: Play on, Iroquois Nationals!
Oren Lyons, Jr., world renowned Native American peace activist, Honorary Chairman of the Iroquois Na...
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Native American Voices —The People Here and Now
Today's Native American Leaders are Speaking. Come and Listen. Visit the Penn Museum 3260 South...
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How to Stage a Bloodbath: Gladiators at the Roman Arena
In this lecture, Dr. Garrett Fagan, Professor of Ancient History, Penn State University, explores th...
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Creating and Conserving Culture in the 21st Century
Brown Bag Lecture - Dr. Samia Rab, Board Member, Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster, Pennsylva...
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Great Voyages: The Odyssey, Nostalgia, and the Lost Home
Homer's tale of the wandering hero has loaned its name to the English language for the very idea of ...
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The Emperor's Clothes: Cotton in Mesoamerica
Annual Maya Symposium - Joanne Baron Voices of the Past: Maya Research Today Scholars, first-time ...
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Hot Pots, Museum Raids, and the Race to Uncover Asia's Archaeological Past
Join Dr. White, Director of the Ban Chiang Project at the University of Pennsylvania Museum, for a t...
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On the Border: Political Cohesion and Conflict in the Late Classic Piedras Negras Environs
Annual Maya Symposium - Whit Schroeder Voices of the Past: Maya Research Today Scholars, first-tim...
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Social Group Differentiation at El Coyote, Honduras
Annual Maya Symposium - David Rogoff Voices of the Past: Maya Research Today Scholars, first-time ...
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