Museum Iceberg Print

There is so much more than meets the eye at the UA Museum of the North. The exhibits in the galleries are just the tip of the iceberg. The bulk of the 2.5 million objects and specimens cared for by the museum are housed in the museum collections. These items represent millions of years of biological diversity and thousands of years of cultural traditions. They serve as a valuable resource for research on climate change, genetics, contaminants, and other issues facing Alaska and the circumpolar North. The museum’s collections are organized into research disciplines that make up 11 collections and associated labs located primarily on the lower level of the museum. State-of-the-art facilities allow for long-term preservation, growth, and study of the collections. UAMN research departments: Archaeology, Earth Sciences, Entomology (Insects), Ethnology & History, Film Center, Fine Arts, Fishes, Genomic Resources, Herbarium, Mammalogy, and Ornithology (Birds).

This Museum Iceberg Print features the eleven different collections of the University of Alaska Museum of the North. Limited edition of 150 prints. 12"x16".