Volume 65 / Number 2
2023
Spotlight On: Passports to the Past
On The Cover: Created in the 1930s, this cabinet of ceramic thin sections lives on the ground floor of the Penn Museum, inside the Center for the Analysis of Archaeological Materials; photo by Quinn Russell Brown.
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- Dispatches from the Field by C. Brian Rose, Lucy Fowler Williams, Jason Herrmann, Katherine Moore, Michael Danti, Richard Zettler & Josef W. Wegner
- Documenting Damage to Ukraine’s Heritage By Vasyl Rozhko
- From Clay Tablets to Text Messages By Jane Sancinito
- Hopeful Science in Bleak Times By Vaughn Ortner & Marie-Claude Boileau
- Beyond the Galleries An interview with Laura Hortz Stanton
- An Etruscan Stone Speaks By P. Gregory Warden
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Vol. 65 / No. 2
By: Marie-Claude Boileau and Vaughn Ortner
Hopeful Science in Bleak Times: The Legacy of the WPA Laboratories During the Great Depression
During the 1930s, millions of Americans struggled to sustain themselves economically due to the manifold challenges of the Great Depression. […]
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By: Christopher Woods
A Season of Insight: From the Williams Director
Dear Friends, Though the summer may be a quiet period for many within the academy, most of you know that […]
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By: Quinn Russell Brown
Making Memories in a Museum: From the Editor
BEFORE MY WIFE AND I RELOCATED to Philadelphia in the summer of 2021, we followed in the footsteps of many […]
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