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“Inside the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary”
The Kelso Museum has its roots in a program of archeological field work in the Near East that began in 1924. Artifacts in the collection include ceramics, metal, stone and organic materials that date from prehistoric to early Islamic times. Exhibits explore continuity and change in many aspects of daily life: settlement patterns, agriculture, technologies and crafts, trade and writing systems and practices. The collection and associated archives are available to scholars and students for research. Visitors of all ages are welcome to browse the exhibits or to arrange a tour. Admission and parking are FREE!
Incredible place to visit with so many artifacts! My wife and I were the only patrons when we stopped in this afternoon and so we were able to get a lot of attention and interesting details from... Read more
I have visited twice now, and this place is really interesting if you have an interest in Middle Eastern archaeology. The museum is full of ancient artifacts from the Levant, along with... Read more
This is a hidden gem of a small museum, and it's strength is the strong connection between the artifacts and the archeological digs in the Middle East. The emphasis is on learning more about... Read more
Kelso Museum of Near Eastern Archaeology
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