UW Anthropology Museum

Explore the evolution of humanity!

The University of Wyoming Anthropology Museum is an invaluable resource for exploring human history, cultural diversity and the study of anthropology. Conveniently located right on campus, the museum uses its diverse collections and engaging exhibits to encourage visitors to discover the fascinating evolution of humanity across time and space. Committed to supporting both academic learning and public engagement, the museum promotes critical thinking and fosters a deeper understanding of global cultures.

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Explore Cultural Exhibits

Incorporating a wide variety of exhibits that explore a diversity of cultures is a core value for the museum. From galleries depicting the “Human Odyssey” to exhibits focusing on bison evolution to displays of archaeology sites from all over the world and spanning the course of history—the UW Anthropology Museum is a wealth of information. You are sure to learn something new with each visit!

Visit the UW Anthropology Museum!

Embark on a fascinating journey through human history and culture. During your visit, you'll discover ancient artifacts, explore global traditions and deepen your understanding of humanity. Self-guided and group tours are available.

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The UW Anthropology Museum is located in the George C. Frison Building on the north side of campus. Visitors are welcome and encouraged to immerse themselves in exhibits spanning three floors.

The museum is open to the public during regular UW hours, (M-F 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.). Stop by for a self-guided tour, or contact us ahead of time to set up a group tour with our knowledgeable team!

The UW Department of Anthropology strives to be a leader in research, education, and engagement. Donating to UW Anthropology allows us to continue that important work and share it with the community.