Lingering Tropes and Noteworthy Narratives in Recent Archaeology Exhibitions

Abstract

On the first Monday of every month, the American Journal of Archaeology publishes online a list of current and upcoming exhibitions related to topics within the scope of the journal (www.ajaonline.org/exhibits). Our original idea for the list was simple: to be aware of what's going on in recent exhibitions related to the subject areas of the AJA. It would provide information about exhibitions around the world, including their translated titles, dates, locations, curators, information about catalogues, and links to museum websites. We first published the list in December 2017. In September 2018, we started to include new museums and permanent gallery installations. The list has become more robust over time. The first installment included 46 exhibitions; as of December 2020, the list, current and archived, totals 875 exhibitions, reinstallations, and new museums. All are archived on AJA Online.

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