University of Oregon archaeologist Kristina Gill and colleagues discover the first physical evidence for hallucinogenic consumption at a rock art site

Greg Retallack bolsters theory that plants appeared about 460 million years ago

Oregon Black Pioneers and the Black community were key partners on the collection

Museum partners with Clark Honors College to present student research on race and politics in the Trump era, as featured in the fall 2020 issue of The Scholar

CARES Act grant will support educational outreach to Lane County K-12 students  

New study co-authored by museum zooarchaeologist Madonna Moss shows Indigenous peoples of the PNW once bred dogs for their wool

New research confirms a time-tested link between climate change and flooding

UO archaeologists now know route that the first people took to reach the islands of the Caribbean

Results confirm the oldest directly dated human remains in the Western Hemisphere

Preserved dung in Oregon’s Paisley Caves is helping to fill in some mysteries about some of the earliest people on our continent