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The University of Michigan provides a rich environment
for the study of the ancient world. IPCAA students enjoy
access to a wide variety of resources clustered on the
Ann Arbor campus, some of which you may explore further
by following the links shown below. The program's physical
home, in the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, provides desk-space,
computer facilities, administrative support, a fieldwork
study-area, the use of a small, dedicated library, and
— most importantly — access to the large and
diverse collections housed in the Museum.
The
Museum of Anthropology and the Museum of Art likewise
hold materials of interest to students in the program,
and provide further possibilities for involvement in
museum practices. Both of IPCAA's sponsoring departments
(Classical Studies and The History of Art) provide space,
facilities, and specialist research libraries; History
of Art is also the location of a fine Visual Resources
Collection, which includes many thousands of slides
pertaining to the ancient world, available for use in
teaching and research. Notable among the holdings of
the excellent University of Michigan library system
and its Special Collections is the Papyrology Collection,
containing over 10,000 items and one of the largest
such collections in the western hemisphere.
Below
are links to but a selection of the resources of this
kind that the University of Michigan can offer.
•
Kelsey
Museum of Archaeology
• Fine
Arts Library
• History
of Art Visual Resources Collection
• Classical
Studies Departmental Library
• U-M
Museum of Anthropology
• U-M
Papyrus Collection
• U-M Library
• U-M Museum
of Art
• U-M
Exhibit Museum of Natural History
• U-M
Museum of Paleontology
• U-M
Map Library
• Michigan
Memorial Phoenix Project
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