Off the Shelf at the Museum Library

Drawing of bas-relief showing two Assyrians
Botta, Paul-Émie and Eugène Napoléon Flandin. Monument de Ninive découvert et décrit. Paris: Imprimerie Nationale, 1849, T. 1, pl. 12 (Museum Library Locked Collection Folio 913.351 N62Bot.2)

Off the Shelf is a monthly event at the Museum Library open to Penn students, faculty, and staff as well as Penn Museum visitors.

Join faculty members, curators, archivists, and librarians to view for a one-hour pop-up exhibit and discussion.

Past and current events include:

: Harriet Boyd Hawes: Rebel Archaeologist ( )
: Technical Aesthetics ( )
: A Race to Publication: ( )
: Finding Colonial Mexico in Penn Libraries’ Collections ( )
: Padre Francisco Eder among the Baure of the Bolivian Amazon ( )
: Skulls of All Nations ( )
: Tracking the Antiquities from Benin ( )
: Why is the Museum Lopsided? ( )
: The Reader Speaks: ( )
: British and French Excavations in the Near East, 1845-1867 ( )
: Judge a book by its cover ( )
: David Roberts in the Holy Land ( )
: Collecting China ( )