The Center for Archaeological and Interdisciplinary Research and Education is part of MNCH

If you demo it and rebuild it, archeologists will come.

One century's trash is another century's treasure.

Kick off the season with the Street Faire and keep it going with music, movies and art

At the first event, in Eugene, a crowd filled the University Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History.

What can you find at field school? Archaeology provides intriguing clues about life in Oregon more than 10,000 years ago

Archeologist Brian Lane is leading a dig at the Nels and Lillian Anderson Homestead site.

“We found a lot of broken glass from milk bottles, drinking glasses, ceramic from plates, cups,” said Brian Lane, an archaeologist with the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History.

About 60 miles south of Bend, University of Oregon archeology students are digging into a series of caves. It’s dirty, challenging work

Archaeologists with the Museum of Natural and Cultural History at the University of Oregon are combing through dirt at the Nels and Lillian Anderson House, looking for historical items