Current Exhibitions

As you explore the exhibitions, you may notice some empty spaces and language referring to Ethical Stewardship in Action. Ethical Stewardship is a set of values and practices that directs museums to become agents of a more equitable and inclusive future. Based on this work, exhibitions will be transformed on an ongoing basis. Learn more about Ethical Stewardship at the Peabody Museum.

two visitors look at two human sculptures.

All the World Is Here

visitor opens stratigraphy drawer in exhibit.

Digging Veritas

Hall of the North American Indian

two visitors bend over banquet table display.

Resetting the Table

native american man and woman looks at breastplate.

Wiyohpiyata

three people look into day of the dead altar.

Day of the Dead

two men look at maya monument.

Encounters in the Americas

woman looks at canoe models with a large canoe in background.

The Legacy of Penobscot Canoes

2 masked visitors looking at uncovering pacific pasts case.

Uncovering Pacific Pasts

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