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$Dinosaurs are cool, but they’re a teeny tiny fraction of ancient life. Let’s talk about our fossil lab manager’s favorite extinct underdog. Kelsie Abrams is our fossil lab manager of 8 years. She has led dinosaur digs for 16 years and has prepared hundreds of dinosaur fossils, but her love of gorgonopsians transcends all. Gorgonopsians are fever dream monsters with the craziest, scariest traits you could possibly combine, including, but not limited to: -Massive serrated teeth on the top AND bott$

Dinosaurs are cool, but they’re a teeny tiny fraction of ancient life. Let’s talk about our fossil lab manager’s favorite extinct underdog. Kelsie Abrams is our fossil lab manager of 8 years. She has led dinosaur digs for 16 years and has prepared hundreds of dinosaur fossils, but her love of gorgonopsians transcends all. Gorgonopsians are fever dream monsters with the craziest, scariest traits you could possibly combine, including, but not limited to: -Massive serrated teeth on the top AND bott

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Video by: Sven Haakanson Xiaomei Wang: In my eyes, every student and teacher at the University of Washington is like a gentle Husky, their beautiful souls blending with nature. They have a deep love for wonderful handicrafts, and the little artists gathered in the museum’s artist residency patiently waiting their turn. As they slowly started crafting, each person was filled with creativity, fully immersed in the process, brimming with vitality. For me, a most joyous moment was in the afternoon w

Video by: Sven Haakanson Xiaomei Wang: In my eyes, every student and teacher at the University of Washington is like a gentle Husky, their beautiful souls blending with nature. They have a deep love for wonderful handicrafts, and the little artists gathered in the museum’s artist residency patiently waiting their turn. As they slowly started crafting, each person was filled with creativity, fully immersed in the process, brimming with vitality. For me, a most joyous moment was in the afternoon w

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Rod Crawford, our curator of arachnids, can be seen most afternoons identifying spiders and replying to emails in his office on the second floor of the Burke. Large windows let visitors watch our scientists and collections managers as they go about their work. Rod has decorated his window with spider specimens and his living map of spider collections across the state. Note: Harvestmen (also known as Daddy Long Legs) are not spiders but are shown in this video. Rod collects them, too. #spiders #e

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Exploring the Burke Museum Archive: A Virtual Tour with Dr. Sven Haakanson

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One year after the opening of the new Burke Museum and in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, the Burke Museum, University of Washington, and the Washington State Arts Commission (ArtsWA) are honored to announce a new outdoor installation called Guests of the Great River that greets guests as you arrive at the museum’s east entrance. Created by Chinook Indian Nation Chairman and artist Tony A. (naschio) Johnson and artist Adam McIsaac, the piece consists of 11 large-scale bronze paddles representin

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The Burke team returned to the dig site where they unearthed the massive skull of a T. rex—only the 15th ever discovered—to excavate more of the dinosaur. You can watch as Burke paleontologists work on the T. rex skull beginning August 12! Learn more about T. rex LIVE: http://bit.ly/2v3ImT1 | Burke Museum

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Someday all our belongings will be part of the archaeological record. But, in the meantime, if you've found something you think may be archaeological or have questions about Pacific Northwest archaeology, email our Archaeology Public Outreach Program, Oliver (archy@uw.edu)! Identification by Burke Museum staff does not constitute authentication. If this artifact is sold in the future, the Burke Museum does not authorize the use of its name or the names of any of its staff during the sale. | Burk

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Back in 2022, two Sugpiaq artists, Heather Metrokin Cannon and Jessica Towns-Camara, came to the Burke Museum on a Bill Holm Center Artist in Residence Grant. See what they learned on their visit! Watch the full video on our YouTube channel!! https://youtu.be/okvqMsgM4pM | Burke Museum

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Gorgonopsids are not dinosaurs, despite their appearance. This is the first thing Kelsie Abrams (@pinup_paleontologist - IG), our fossil lab manager, explained to me as she excitedly compared our gift shop gorgonopsid plushie to real gorgonopsid fossils in our collection. In fact, gorgonopsids went extinct before dinosaurs walked the earth. Kelsie has nine years of experience preparing fossils in the lab and 14 years of experience in the field. She has helped prepare the fossils for two gorgonop

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“Like so many of us these days, it looks like this cockle is a bit confused and would like to be left alone to bury itself in the sand.” - Melissa Frey, Burke Museum Malacology Collections Manager. | Burke Museum

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Cradles and mounts are handmade to support fossils perfectly during storage and display. A single cradle can take 3 - 10 hours to construct, depending on how complex the fossil is. “The trick to a good cradle is to ensure that it supports the specimen without trapping it there, and that’s harder than you’d think, especially when it’s a complex shape. It’s not a permanent home. It’s designed so that researchers can get the fossil in and out smoothly.” - Michael Holland, Burke Museum Hell Creek Fo

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Rod Crawford is the leading spider expert in Washington state and our curator of arachnids. Want to see more Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture experts weigh in on viral videos or news stories? Tag us in a video or DM us to submit something! Additional info from Rod: “Note how the original video shows a lot of these spiders in a rather small area. They’re not ‘gathering’ together, they just have a high population density. Such densities are seen even among our local, diurnal wolf spider

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“It’s easy to forget that every shell was once a home, built by a living being, that protected its inhabitant throughout their life.” - Melissa Frey (Burke malacology collections manager). This video was created by Aidan Harradence using images provided by the Burke Museum. Aidan Harradence (@searchfields_ ) is a mixed media journalist who works with museums to create digital art pieces. His videos conjure a sense of reverence for the diversity of life on Earth and his flipbook video style has i

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Get an inside look at the New Burke Museum (and the Old Burke’s T. rex)

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The fossils you see in our exhibit don't come out of the ground looking camera-ready. It takes months, even years, before these fossils have been cleaned off all the rock and mud they came with from the field. Come learn how the Burke's Fossil Preparation Lab Manager Kelsie Abrams brings a fossils from the field jacket to the beautiful specimens we all know and love! To learn more or buy tickets, visit our website https://www.burkemuseum.org/ | Burke Museum

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The Antarctic fossil record is one of the least understood in the world, due in large part to its remoteness, ice cover, and extreme conditions. There is much to learn, but Antarctic research is often difficult to do. Dr. Christian Sidor, Burke Museum curator of vertebrate paleontology, and Megan Whitney, a graduate student in the University of Washington Department of Biology, recently returned from a research expedition to Antarctica. | Burke Museum

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Seattle's Burke Museum reopens after $99 million rebuild

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This new cafe inside the Burke Museum serves Native American-inspired cuisine

2019年12月16日

This is how dinosaur skeletons look while they’re being removed from the rock they were found in. You can watch our progress on this dinosaur by visiting our third floor where you can watch fossil preparators like Michael Holland at work. | Burke Museum

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Burke and Hare: The True Story Behind Edinburgh’s Most Notorious Murders

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You’ve seen Burke's interview. You've asked questions. I’ll be answering them! | Dr. Phil

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