#Archaeology

Blog / More than Data: Repatriating American Indian Culture

July 28, 2022 / Madelaine Azar /

Renewed advocacy by and for American Indian communities is changing the face of archaeology in the United States.

Blog / Conquer Pandemic Boredom: Become a Citizen Archaeologist from Home (Responsibly)

March 15, 2021 / Madelaine Azar /

It’s been one year since COVID-19 launched us into a real-life game of Plague Inc. And if you’re anything like the rest of humanity, your mind is probably melting from…

Blog / Modern Technology, Ancient Past: 3D Modeling in Archaeology

October 14, 2020October 14, 2020 / Madelaine Azar / 3

Archaeologists are turning to 3D modeling as a way to study, share, and protect our cultural heritage.

Blog / Uncovering Ancient Mysteries with Cosmic Rays

December 3, 2017December 5, 2017 / Jessie Barrick /

You probably don’t usually think of particle physics and the Great Pyramid of Giza as having much in common. In some ways, the two seem diametrically opposed: the Giza Pyramid…

Blog / Dr. Margaret Scarry Named New Director of the Research Labs of Archaeology

November 27, 2016 / Julia Longo /

Congratulations to Dr. Margaret Scarry! A longstanding faculty member of the Anthropology Department at UNC-CH, Dr. Scarry was recently promoted to the Director of the Research Labs of Archaeology (RLA)…