The Virtual Curation Museum (VCM) was established in October 2013 as an extension of the Virtual Curation Laboratory (VCL) at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and to accompany an exhibit in VCU’s James Branch Cabell Library. This exhibit, and the virtual extension here, highlights research by the VCL’s Director, Dr, Bernard K. Means, as well as undergraduate students working in the VCL, and partners in the heritage and preservation communities.
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- About the Virtual Curation Museum
- Digging Up the Noxious Weed: The Archaeology of Tobacco Smoking Pipes
- George is Waiting: Archaeology at George Washington’s Ferry Farm
- Making No Bones About It: Why Zoorchaeologists Study Animal Bones Found at Archaeological Sites
- Telling Time with Stone: How archaeologists use chipped stone tools to find the age of archaeological sites
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