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Fathoming Finds and Observing Objects

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From tall totem poles and humungous hand axes to tiny teeth and small scarabs; measuring at the Museum. Pick up some callipers or a ruler and learn how and why archaeologists measure their finds. Discover objects both big and small from across the world in the anthropology gallery.

This talk is part of the Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology series.

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