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Admission is always free.
Museum hours:
Monday–Friday
11 a.m.–3 p.m.
For school or group visits of up to 30 individuals, call 480-965-6224 or e-mail asuma@asu.edu.
Find parking and location information here.
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current exhibit
Archaeology can contribute innovative ways of using the past to inform the decisions we make about the future by demonstrating the advantages of a long-term view vs. short-term perspectives on sustainability.
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Education
museum as laboratory
- unique and interactive exhibits
- spotlighting cutting-edge faculty research
- interpreted, designed and developed by museum studies graduate students
the making of an exhibit
Get a behind-the-scenes view of museum studies students at work.
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in the news (View all)
APRIL 2013 Chandler Museum teaches 'Lessons from the Hohokam'
APRIL 2013 Discovering the ASU Museum of Anthropology
OCTOBER 2012 Interactive museum exhibit examines environmental changes in Phoenix at the George Washington Carver Museum + Cultural Center
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upcoming events (View All)
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The Museum of Anthropology is participating in ASU Earth Month 2013 with an exhibit that explores archaeology's role in a sustainable future. If you're visiting the campus for an Earth Month lecture, stop by the museum and visit the faculty-based exhibit. |
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