Rhode Island Hall was constructed in 1840, making it the fourth oldest building on Brown University’s Main Green. The Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World was founded in 2004. The Rhode Island Hall was assigned as the Institute’s new home. But first, the building needed to be gutted and renovated. The goal was…
With special thanks to Archaeology and the Ancient World concentrator, Jasper Clayton, the Archaeological Drawing Club is being relaunched on Wednesday, September 20th, from noon-2pm in the Common Room (109) of Rhode Island Hall. It’s a chance to practice, or learn, how to draw archaeological finds, in a fun, comfortable environment. Bring friends! Bring lunch,…
The Joukowsky Institute recognizes the invaluable contribution that Black and African American archaeologist have made to the field, and the world at large. This February, we highlighted the work of six Black anthropologists, archaeologists, and explorers that have revolutionized how we study and practice archaeology. The display can be found in the alcove nearest to…
Rhode Island Hall, home of the Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology, was built with exhibits in mind. The building includes display areas on all floors and the Institute is proud to host a constantly changing variety of exhibits curated and installed by Brown faculty, students (both undergraduate and graduate), and collaborating artists. In Spring of 2022,…
with Dr. Carl Walsh Thursdays 3:30-5:00pm Rhode Island Hall, 3rd Floor Mezzanine Learn to produce technical illustrations Handle ancient objects close up Drop in session Casual atmosphere Contribute to a Spring 2019 exhibition of work by members of the JIAAW community! No experience or artistic confidence necessary!