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    17 hours ago

    OPENS THIS SAT. 1/16! Exhibition access is included with admission. Book online, save $2. Get ready to peer into an unseen world so astoundingly beautiful & discover the the important role of research in archaeological discovery.

    Invisible Beauty: The Art of Archaeological Science opens at the tomorrow! The exhibit includes contributions by CAAM staff and students using different techniques to extract information from artifacts, specimens, and landscapes, bringing hidden worlds into focus.
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  2. 2 hours ago

    OPENS TODAY 1/16! Invisible Beauty: The Art of Archaeological Science Even the smallest artifacts & specimens are packed with hidden information about the past—we just need the right tech to see it. Plan a safe visit:

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  3. 20 hours ago

    Ancient peoples used animals in legends to tell stories about their beliefs. In this learning session—perfect for kids—look at artifacts that showcase Chinese dragons & see which animals they’re made from. ⁣ 💥 At-Home Anthro LIVE Tues 1/19 | 1pm 🐲:

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  4. Jan 14

    DYK archaeological discoveries are constantly happening in the lab, not just in the field? Visit us this weekend to view our new exhibition, "Invisible Beauty: The Art of Archaeological Science"—opens this Saturday, Jan. 16! ⁣ 🎟️ Book tix online, save $2:

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    Jan 4

    The will reopen this Friday, January 8, with health and safety guidelines in place and with a new exhibition, 'Invisible Beauty: The Art of Archaeological Science', set to open on January 15. Learn more ➡ Photo by J. Whalen

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    Jan 14

    What’s happening in Philly: Amazing new exhibits , events in the city, and 🌹🌸tix up for grabs.

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    Jan 14

    Exciting to finally see the results from Zincirli for the exhibition

    side-by-side three dimensional prints of magnetic gradiometry results and topography representing a section of the north lower town at Zincirli, Turkey.
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    Jan 14

    Beauty doesn’t age at the ! I spoke with the curator of their newest exhibit on

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  10. Jan 9

    In light of recent events surrounding the siege on our nation’s Capitol, we reaffirm that the Penn Museum is a place that advances continuous learning and respectful discourse about diverse traditions, cultures, and beliefs to create more understanding in a complex world.

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  11. Jan 9

    It is the antithesis of who we are and what we stand for––––an institution committed to the pursuit of knowledge & innovation while upholding values grounded in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility.

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  12. Jan 9

    We are aware of a recent video showing a professor & curator using a Nazi expression during an online conference. The Penn Museum condemns this reprehensible behavior & rejects this dangerous rhetoric.

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  13. Jan 9

    Today is a good day to celebrate powerful women! 💪 👑 Women have held roles of power in societies throughout history. Hear about Queen Puabi and Enheduanna—two such women who lived in Mesopotamia more than 4,000 years ago:

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  14. Jan 9

    In this short Digital Daily Dig chat, Sarah Folger, Unpacking the Past Educator at the Penn Museum, shares insights on the Egyptian pharaoh Hatshepsut. Tune in:

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  15. Jan 9

    Welcome back to our galleries! We love seeing your photos again––like this picture purrrrfect snap by @taraleegram (IG). Share yours with ! In Nov, 100% of visitors ranked their experience as safe. Safety and sidewalk closure info + tickets:

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    Jan 8

    Museums now open: 🇺🇸 🏛 🔭 🧵 🖼 🏺 🇺🇸 🔔 🇸🇪 🗽 🦖

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  17. Jan 8

    Today is reopening day! We can't wait to welcome you back for a safe & awe-inspiring visit. Open Tues–Sun 10 am–5 pm. Save $2 when you book online

    On Assignment Museums are reopening. Stop by and see the wonders / Philadelphia, Pennsylvania / 📷
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  18. Jan 8

    Would you cook 108 dishes in 24 hours? 🎥 THIS SUNDAY 1/10, 2–4 pm ET: Catch the film "Wandering Chef." Watch a culinary representation of the 108 agonies of life in Buddhism as chef Jiho Im also makes a loving tribute to his adoptive mother. Pay what you wish.

    Film still from The Wandering Chef. Chef Jiho Im sits next to an elderly Korean woman, warming her hands by rubbing them in his palms.
    Next in Culture Film Series on Syncretism: Called the “Wandering Chef,” Jiho Im travels Korea in search of ingredients and cooks 108 dishes in 24 hrs. A culinary depiction of Buddhism's agonies of life, it's also a tribute to his mom. 1/10, 2pm
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  19. Jan 8

    Today we safely reopen to the public. We are thrilled to ring in the new year by welcoming you back! ↪️ The sidewalk in front of the Museum on South Street (between 33rd St. and Convention Ave.) is currently closed. Plan: 📷: @angelicakreider, Instagram

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  20. Jan 7

    Echoing the words of our University's leadership, we stand in solidarity with upholding the ancient roots and values of democracy. No matter how different our views may be, violence is never the answer––we are stronger working through our differences together.

    Statement regarding the assault on the U.S. Capitol from President Amy Gutmann and Provost Wendell Pritchett.
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