Environmental Archaeology: Our Global Past, Present, and Future
On view April 24, 2023 through today
About This Exhibit
Nearly every day we see headlines about how (or whether) humans are changing our global environment. This semester, students in ANT475/575 Environmental Archaeology learned about how archaeologists conceptualize past environmental change, study it, and build convincing arguments about that change. Led by archaeologist and instructor John Milhauser, the class collaborated with the Innovation Studio to create exhibits sharing what they have learned with a general audience. Their projects span the globe and across time from the ancient world to modern day.
When
April 24, 2023 through today
Where
iPearl Innovation Studio, D. H. Hill Jr. LibraryAdmission
Free and open to the public.
Contact
Contributors
- John MillhauserAssociate Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
- Alex Bailey
- Alexander Freeman
- Anisha Verma
- Blair Lindley
- Brandon Einstein
- Christian Pearce
- Daniela Trujillo Hassan
- Evelyn Foote
- Gabriella Cruz-Solano
- Gianni Dixon
- Jala Royster
- Jiayi Dai
- Liz Crawford
- Luke Anderson
- Margaret Hannoush
- Pablo Torres Correa
- Rachel Reed
- Rowan Morgan
- Wesley Parrish
- Whit Saperstein
- Yadavi Patel