In this section you can discover outside material such as videos of Kaxinawa rituals, articles about the Almshouse, and a link to a downloadable Kaxinawa learning video game!
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The Temple Anthropology Laboratory and Museum (TALM) is a dynamic facility dedicated to research, conservation, and dissemination of anthropological knowledge to the Temple University community and to the general public.
We teach and train both undergraduate and graduate students, providing hands-on learning experiences in observing, documenting, and analyzing artifacts. TALM houses over 200 ethnographic and archaeological collections from around the world.
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