In a recent post on her blog, Adventures in My Head, historian Liv Mariah Yarrow discusses a coin in the Kelsey Museum numismatic collection. But it’s not one that was excavated from a secure archaeological context like most of the other coins among the 40,000+ housed at the Kelsey. In fact, it’s a fake. Read…
Author: leschram
The Kelsey Museum of Archaeology is located on the central campus of the University of Michigan. It occupies two connected buildings: Newberry Hall, a 19th-century stone building on State Street across from Angell Hall, which houses our administrative offices and classrooms, and the William E. Upjohn Exhibit Wing on Maynard Street, which opened in 2009 and houses our permanent galleries and rotating exhibitions.