Johns Hopkins University (Johns Hopkins Univ. Arch. Museum)

The Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum will complete an ongoing collections management project that will document the entirety of the museum's 7,500-object collection for purposes of access for teaching, research, exhibition, and long-term preservation. The museum will rehouse 2,000 archaeological objects in archival storage containers, complete the digital photography of 5,200 objects, and continue ongoing cataloging of objects that will be both physically accessible, and also digitally accessible through the museum database. This project will transform the way the museum collection is used, making it fully available not only to members of the university but also opening the collection more completely to researchers and the public.