La Crosse’s Riverside Museum has closed as of December 31, 2019. MVAC is grateful to the city of La Crosse for providing a venue to display artifacts and share information about the area’s past for the last thirty years. Limited…
Anonymous Donation to MVAC’s Education Endowment
December 26, 2019MVAC just received some great news – a $3,000 anonymous donation has been made to MVAC’s Education Endowment! In challenging economic times such as these, contributions to our Educational Endowment are particularly important and are especially appreciated. Contributions such as…
MVAC Supporters
December 13, 2019Dear Friend of MVAC: The Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center proudly engages in public outreach, education, and research that embodies the Wisconsin Idea—the University of Wisconsin’s commitment to service that extends beyond our college campuses. Our staff members are dedicated professionals…
Holiday Shopping
December 3, 2019Link to shop MVAC for archaeology books and MVAC t-shirts.
Professor Spotlight: Constance Arzigian
November 29, 2019UWL, The Racquet Press
Collaborative national research
November 26, 2019Dr. David Anderson, UWL Archaeology & Anthropology Department, is part of a trio that conducted assessment on the psychosocial occupational health status of archaeologists. Link to read the article in Capstone, UWL College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities Newsletter,…
MVAC’s 2019 Annual Report now available
November 26, 2019MVAC’s 2020 Activity Brochure now available
November 13, 2019MVAC 2019 Award Recipients
November 12, 2019O’Shea Lecture Well Attended
November 11, 2019MVAC was pleased to host a presentation by John O’Shea, the Curator of Great Lakes Archaeology at the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology, and the Emerson F. Greenman Collegiate Professor of Archaeology in the university’s Department of Anthropology. Over…