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Archaeology
December 22nd, 2011
Learn about events that Anthropology Alliance members attend.
December 02nd, 2011
Check out how Anthropologists use a X-Ray fluorescence spectrometer to study old objects from the Museum collections.
November 25th, 2011
Check out what happens when you put together a team of Anthropologists from The Field Museum, Egyptian mummies and a portable CT scanner. You'll be impressed!
November 18th, 2011
Tag along with Security Officer Michael Carter and walk around the Egypt exhibit during one of the night shifts. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime experience!
November 03rd, 2011
For the 15thconsecutive year the Festival Bulgarian Days in Chicago, organized by the Bulgarian-American Association, was held in Chicago on October 2nd, 2011. The new General Consul of Bulgaria in Chicago,Simeon Stoilov, guests from the Agency for Bulgarians Abroad, and many other representatives of the Bulgarian culture and businesses in the U.S. were introduced at the Bulgarian Days is Chicago. A special guest of the Festival was Todor Petev, the Administrative Director of the American Research Center in Sofia(U.S. Office), who arrived from New York especially for the Event.
November 03rd, 2011
The First Postdoctoral Fellow of the America for Bulgaria Foundation (ABF) began work in the Anthropology Department of The Field Museum in September 2011. The tenure of her fellowship ends in the Fall of 2012.
November 01st, 2011
The Diros Project is a collaborative, Greek-American, archaeological research project, co-directed by the Field Museum's Dr. William Parkinson, that focuses on Diros Bay in the Mani Peninsula of southern Greece.
November 01st, 2011
The Körös Regional Archaeological Project is an ongoing research project, co-directed by the Field Museum's Dr. William Parkinson, that focuses on Neolithic and Copper Age tell sites in Hungary.
October 24th, 2011
We continue our discussion with Dr. Chap Kusimba to explore his research on the trade and exchange of glass beads and glazed ceramic in the Indian Ocean.
October 17th, 2011
We continue our discussion with Dr. Gary Feinman to explore his research on the prehispanic production of the famous and unusual pigment, Maya Blue, in Mesoamerica.