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Museum of Anthropology

Kinship: Humans and Beyond
Kinship: Humans and Beyond Michigan Anthropology 2023 Four Field Symposium
New book from UMMAA Press! PASH: A landmark archaeological study of northern Albania
A journey around the world This bamboo basket from the Philippines took decades to reach UMMAA
Loom on display in Ruthven rotunda A master weaver from the Philippines donated this backstrap loom
U-M alum Bree Doering wins rare NSF CAREER grant Prestigious five-year grant will fund Doering’s research in Alaska
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Recent News

Brown Bag Lecture Series

Dr. Amy Clark speaks on the evolution of the human home, Thursday, September 28

Tracking Cultural Change in the North American Southeast

Thomas A. Jennings and Ashley M. Smallwood speak on Wednesday, October 4

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Read more here about "UMMAA at 100," an international conference celebrating the Museum's first 100 years, September 29-October 2, 2022
Learn more about supporting the James B. Griffin North American Range Endowment.

Curator Videos

To learn more about the Museum of Anthropological Archaeology and its role in the development of the field of archaeology, see our video series (below). Our curators talk briefly about the Museum's legendary archaeologists and anthropologists, its remarkable collections of artifacts, and the Museum's critical role in continuing the legacy.

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The Museum of Anthropological Archaeology is an international leader in research and student training. Our research collections—which include materials from many parts of the New and Old Worlds—support undergraduate and graduate education, and a portion is displayed in the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History. This website contains information about faculty research, the Museum's organization, and selected images from field work and collections. And below are some helpful links:

UMMA Publications
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U-M Department of Anthropology
UMMAA Policies & Procedures
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On-Demand Shuttle Service b/w Central Campus and RMC, provided by the Bio Research Shuttle
Scheduled Shuttle Service loops b/w Central Campus and RMC, provided by Michigan Green Cab
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We strive to support our students and faculty on the front lines of learning and research and to steward our planet, our community, our campus. To do this, the Museum of Anthropological Archaeology needs your support.

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Events

Oct
04
From Peopling to Persistent Places: tracking cultural change from the Pleistocene to Early Holocene in the Southeast
Thomas A. Jennings and Ashley M. Smallwood, from the Center for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, Department of Anthropology, University of Louisville
5:30 PM
2327 School of Education
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