BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives X-WR-TIMEZONE:Pacific Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382307304 DTSTART:20250602T160000Z DTEND:20250603T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382310377 DTSTART:20250603T160000Z DTEND:20250604T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382312426 DTSTART:20250604T160000Z DTEND:20250605T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382314475 DTSTART:20250605T160000Z DTEND:20250606T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382316524 DTSTART:20250606T160000Z DTEND:20250607T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382318573 DTSTART:20250609T160000Z DTEND:20250610T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382320622 DTSTART:20250610T160000Z DTEND:20250611T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382322671 DTSTART:20250611T160000Z DTEND:20250612T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382324720 DTSTART:20250612T160000Z DTEND:20250613T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382326769 DTSTART:20250613T160000Z DTEND:20250614T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382332914 DTSTART:20250616T160000Z DTEND:20250617T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382335987 DTSTART:20250617T160000Z DTEND:20250618T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382338036 DTSTART:20250618T160000Z DTEND:20250619T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382340085 DTSTART:20250619T160000Z DTEND:20250620T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382343158 DTSTART:20250620T160000Z DTEND:20250621T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382345207 DTSTART:20250623T160000Z DTEND:20250624T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382347256 DTSTART:20250624T160000Z DTEND:20250625T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382349305 DTSTART:20250625T160000Z DTEND:20250626T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382352378 DTSTART:20250626T160000Z DTEND:20250627T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382354427 DTSTART:20250627T160000Z DTEND:20250628T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382356476 DTSTART:20250630T160000Z DTEND:20250701T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382358525 DTSTART:20250701T160000Z DTEND:20250702T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382360574 DTSTART:20250702T160000Z DTEND:20250703T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382362623 DTSTART:20250703T160000Z DTEND:20250704T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382363648 DTSTART:20250704T160000Z DTEND:20250705T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382366721 DTSTART:20250707T160000Z DTEND:20250708T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382368770 DTSTART:20250708T160000Z DTEND:20250709T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382370819 DTSTART:20250709T160000Z DTEND:20250710T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382372868 DTSTART:20250710T160000Z DTEND:20250711T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382374917 DTSTART:20250711T160000Z DTEND:20250712T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382376966 DTSTART:20250714T160000Z DTEND:20250715T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382379015 DTSTART:20250715T160000Z DTEND:20250716T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382381064 DTSTART:20250716T160000Z DTEND:20250717T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382383113 DTSTART:20250717T160000Z DTEND:20250718T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382385162 DTSTART:20250718T160000Z DTEND:20250719T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185341Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382388235 DTSTART:20250721T160000Z DTEND:20250722T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382390284 DTSTART:20250722T160000Z DTEND:20250723T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382393357 DTSTART:20250723T160000Z DTEND:20250724T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382395406 DTSTART:20250724T160000Z DTEND:20250725T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382397455 DTSTART:20250725T160000Z DTEND:20250726T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382399504 DTSTART:20250728T160000Z DTEND:20250729T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382402577 DTSTART:20250729T160000Z DTEND:20250730T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382404626 DTSTART:20250730T160000Z DTEND:20250731T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382406675 DTSTART:20250731T160000Z DTEND:20250801T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382408724 DTSTART:20250801T160000Z DTEND:20250802T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382410773 DTSTART:20250804T160000Z DTEND:20250805T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382412822 DTSTART:20250805T160000Z DTEND:20250806T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382414871 DTSTART:20250806T160000Z DTEND:20250807T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382417944 DTSTART:20250807T160000Z DTEND:20250808T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382419993 DTSTART:20250808T160000Z DTEND:20250809T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382422042 DTSTART:20250811T160000Z DTEND:20250812T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382424091 DTSTART:20250812T160000Z DTEND:20250813T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382426140 DTSTART:20250813T160000Z DTEND:20250814T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382428189 DTSTART:20250814T160000Z DTEND:20250815T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382430238 DTSTART:20250815T160000Z DTEND:20250816T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382432287 DTSTART:20250818T160000Z DTEND:20250819T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382434336 DTSTART:20250819T160000Z DTEND:20250820T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382437409 DTSTART:20250820T160000Z DTEND:20250821T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382439458 DTSTART:20250821T160000Z DTEND:20250822T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382441507 DTSTART:20250822T160000Z DTEND:20250823T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382443556 DTSTART:20250825T160000Z DTEND:20250826T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382445605 DTSTART:20250826T160000Z DTEND:20250827T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382448678 DTSTART:20250827T160000Z DTEND:20250828T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382450727 DTSTART:20250828T160000Z DTEND:20250829T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382452776 DTSTART:20250829T160000Z DTEND:20250830T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382454825 DTSTART:20250901T160000Z DTEND:20250902T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382456874 DTSTART:20250902T160000Z DTEND:20250903T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382458923 DTSTART:20250903T160000Z DTEND:20250904T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382460972 DTSTART:20250904T160000Z DTEND:20250905T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382463021 DTSTART:20250905T160000Z DTEND:20250906T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382465070 DTSTART:20250908T160000Z DTEND:20250909T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382467119 DTSTART:20250909T160000Z DTEND:20250910T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382469168 DTSTART:20250910T160000Z DTEND:20250911T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382471217 DTSTART:20250911T160000Z DTEND:20250912T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382473266 DTSTART:20250912T160000Z DTEND:20250913T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382476339 DTSTART:20250915T160000Z DTEND:20250916T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382478388 DTSTART:20250916T160000Z DTEND:20250917T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382480437 DTSTART:20250917T160000Z DTEND:20250918T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382482486 DTSTART:20250918T160000Z DTEND:20250919T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382484535 DTSTART:20250919T160000Z DTEND:20250920T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382486584 DTSTART:20250922T160000Z DTEND:20250923T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382489657 DTSTART:20250923T160000Z DTEND:20250924T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382491706 DTSTART:20250924T160000Z DTEND:20250925T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382493755 DTSTART:20250925T160000Z DTEND:20250926T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382495804 DTSTART:20250926T160000Z DTEND:20250927T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382498877 DTSTART:20250929T160000Z DTEND:20250930T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382500926 DTSTART:20250930T160000Z DTEND:20251001T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382503999 DTSTART:20251001T160000Z DTEND:20251002T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382506048 DTSTART:20251002T160000Z DTEND:20251003T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382508097 DTSTART:20251003T160000Z DTEND:20251004T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382511170 DTSTART:20251006T160000Z DTEND:20251007T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382513219 DTSTART:20251007T160000Z DTEND:20251008T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382515268 DTSTART:20251008T160000Z DTEND:20251009T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382517317 DTSTART:20251009T160000Z DTEND:20251010T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382519366 DTSTART:20251010T160000Z DTEND:20251011T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382521415 DTSTART:20251013T160000Z DTEND:20251014T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382524488 DTSTART:20251014T160000Z DTEND:20251015T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382527561 DTSTART:20251015T160000Z DTEND:20251016T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382529610 DTSTART:20251016T160000Z DTEND:20251017T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382531659 DTSTART:20251017T160000Z DTEND:20251018T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382534732 DTSTART:20251020T160000Z DTEND:20251021T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382536781 DTSTART:20251021T160000Z DTEND:20251022T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382539854 DTSTART:20251022T160000Z DTEND:20251023T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382541903 DTSTART:20251023T160000Z DTEND:20251024T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382543952 DTSTART:20251024T160000Z DTEND:20251025T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185342Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382546001 DTSTART:20251027T160000Z DTEND:20251028T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382548050 DTSTART:20251028T160000Z DTEND:20251029T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382550099 DTSTART:20251029T160000Z DTEND:20251030T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382552148 DTSTART:20251030T160000Z DTEND:20251031T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382555221 DTSTART:20251031T160000Z DTEND:20251101T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382557270 DTSTART:20251103T170000Z DTEND:20251104T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382559319 DTSTART:20251104T170000Z DTEND:20251105T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382561368 DTSTART:20251105T170000Z DTEND:20251106T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382563417 DTSTART:20251106T170000Z DTEND:20251107T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382566490 DTSTART:20251107T170000Z DTEND:20251108T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382568539 DTSTART:20251110T170000Z DTEND:20251111T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382570588 DTSTART:20251111T170000Z DTEND:20251112T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382572637 DTSTART:20251112T170000Z DTEND:20251113T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382574686 DTSTART:20251113T170000Z DTEND:20251114T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382576735 DTSTART:20251114T170000Z DTEND:20251115T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382578784 DTSTART:20251117T170000Z DTEND:20251118T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382580833 DTSTART:20251118T170000Z DTEND:20251119T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382582882 DTSTART:20251119T170000Z DTEND:20251120T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382584931 DTSTART:20251120T170000Z DTEND:20251121T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382588004 DTSTART:20251121T170000Z DTEND:20251122T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382590053 DTSTART:20251124T170000Z DTEND:20251125T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382592102 DTSTART:20251125T170000Z DTEND:20251126T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382594151 DTSTART:20251126T170000Z DTEND:20251127T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382596200 DTSTART:20251127T170000Z DTEND:20251128T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382598249 DTSTART:20251128T170000Z DTEND:20251129T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382600298 DTSTART:20251201T170000Z DTEND:20251202T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382602347 DTSTART:20251202T170000Z DTEND:20251203T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382605420 DTSTART:20251203T170000Z DTEND:20251204T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382607469 DTSTART:20251204T170000Z DTEND:20251205T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382609518 DTSTART:20251205T170000Z DTEND:20251206T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382611567 DTSTART:20251208T170000Z DTEND:20251209T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382613616 DTSTART:20251209T170000Z DTEND:20251210T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382615665 DTSTART:20251210T170000Z DTEND:20251211T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382618738 DTSTART:20251211T170000Z DTEND:20251212T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382620787 DTSTART:20251212T170000Z DTEND:20251213T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382622836 DTSTART:20251215T170000Z DTEND:20251216T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382625909 DTSTART:20251216T170000Z DTEND:20251217T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382627958 DTSTART:20251217T170000Z DTEND:20251218T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382635127 DTSTART:20251218T170000Z DTEND:20251219T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382638200 DTSTART:20251219T170000Z DTEND:20251220T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382640249 DTSTART:20251222T170000Z DTEND:20251223T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382642298 DTSTART:20251223T170000Z DTEND:20251224T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382644347 DTSTART:20251224T170000Z DTEND:20251225T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382646396 DTSTART:20251225T170000Z DTEND:20251226T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382649469 DTSTART:20251226T170000Z DTEND:20251227T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382651518 DTSTART:20251229T170000Z DTEND:20251230T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382653567 DTSTART:20251230T170000Z DTEND:20251231T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382656640 DTSTART:20251231T170000Z DTEND:20260101T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382658689 DTSTART:20260101T170000Z DTEND:20260102T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382661762 DTSTART:20260102T170000Z DTEND:20260103T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382663811 DTSTART:20260105T170000Z DTEND:20260106T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382666884 DTSTART:20260106T170000Z DTEND:20260107T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382668933 DTSTART:20260107T170000Z DTEND:20260108T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382672006 DTSTART:20260108T170000Z DTEND:20260109T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382674055 DTSTART:20260109T170000Z DTEND:20260110T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382676104 DTSTART:20260112T170000Z DTEND:20260113T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382679177 DTSTART:20260113T170000Z DTEND:20260114T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382681226 DTSTART:20260114T170000Z DTEND:20260115T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382683275 DTSTART:20260115T170000Z DTEND:20260116T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382685324 DTSTART:20260116T170000Z DTEND:20260117T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382688397 DTSTART:20260119T170000Z DTEND:20260120T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382690446 DTSTART:20260120T170000Z DTEND:20260121T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382692495 DTSTART:20260121T170000Z DTEND:20260122T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382695568 DTSTART:20260122T170000Z DTEND:20260123T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382698641 DTSTART:20260123T170000Z DTEND:20260124T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382701714 DTSTART:20260126T170000Z DTEND:20260127T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382704787 DTSTART:20260127T170000Z DTEND:20260128T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382709908 DTSTART:20260128T170000Z DTEND:20260129T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382711957 DTSTART:20260129T170000Z DTEND:20260130T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382714006 DTSTART:20260130T170000Z DTEND:20260131T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382717079 DTSTART:20260202T170000Z DTEND:20260203T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382719128 DTSTART:20260203T170000Z DTEND:20260204T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382721177 DTSTART:20260204T170000Z DTEND:20260205T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382723226 DTSTART:20260205T170000Z DTEND:20260206T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382725275 DTSTART:20260206T170000Z DTEND:20260207T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382727324 DTSTART:20260209T170000Z DTEND:20260210T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382729373 DTSTART:20260210T170000Z DTEND:20260211T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382732446 DTSTART:20260211T170000Z DTEND:20260212T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382734495 DTSTART:20260212T170000Z DTEND:20260213T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382736544 DTSTART:20260213T170000Z DTEND:20260214T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382739617 DTSTART:20260216T170000Z DTEND:20260217T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382741666 DTSTART:20260217T170000Z DTEND:20260218T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185343Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382743715 DTSTART:20260218T170000Z DTEND:20260219T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382745764 DTSTART:20260219T170000Z DTEND:20260220T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382747813 DTSTART:20260220T170000Z DTEND:20260221T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382749862 DTSTART:20260223T170000Z DTEND:20260224T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382752935 DTSTART:20260224T170000Z DTEND:20260225T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382754984 DTSTART:20260225T170000Z DTEND:20260226T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382757033 DTSTART:20260226T170000Z DTEND:20260227T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382759082 DTSTART:20260227T170000Z DTEND:20260228T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382762155 DTSTART:20260302T170000Z DTEND:20260303T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382764204 DTSTART:20260303T170000Z DTEND:20260304T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382766253 DTSTART:20260304T170000Z DTEND:20260305T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382768302 DTSTART:20260305T170000Z DTEND:20260306T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382770351 DTSTART:20260306T170000Z DTEND:20260307T010000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382773424 DTSTART:20260309T160000Z DTEND:20260310T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382777521 DTSTART:20260310T160000Z DTEND:20260311T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382779570 DTSTART:20260311T160000Z DTEND:20260312T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382782643 DTSTART:20260312T160000Z DTEND:20260313T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382784692 DTSTART:20260313T160000Z DTEND:20260314T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382786741 DTSTART:20260316T160000Z DTEND:20260317T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382789814 DTSTART:20260317T160000Z DTEND:20260318T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382790839 DTSTART:20260318T160000Z DTEND:20260319T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382792888 DTSTART:20260319T160000Z DTEND:20260320T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382794937 DTSTART:20260320T160000Z DTEND:20260321T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382796986 DTSTART:20260323T160000Z DTEND:20260324T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382799035 DTSTART:20260324T160000Z DTEND:20260325T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382802108 DTSTART:20260325T160000Z DTEND:20260326T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382804157 DTSTART:20260326T160000Z DTEND:20260327T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382806206 DTSTART:20260327T160000Z DTEND:20260328T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382808255 DTSTART:20260330T160000Z DTEND:20260331T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382810304 DTSTART:20260331T160000Z DTEND:20260401T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382812353 DTSTART:20260401T160000Z DTEND:20260402T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382815426 DTSTART:20260402T160000Z DTEND:20260403T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382817475 DTSTART:20260403T160000Z DTEND:20260404T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382819524 DTSTART:20260406T160000Z DTEND:20260407T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382822597 DTSTART:20260407T160000Z DTEND:20260408T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382824646 DTSTART:20260408T160000Z DTEND:20260409T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382827719 DTSTART:20260409T160000Z DTEND:20260410T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382829768 DTSTART:20260410T160000Z DTEND:20260411T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382831817 DTSTART:20260413T160000Z DTEND:20260414T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382835914 DTSTART:20260414T160000Z DTEND:20260415T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260712T185344Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49650382840011 DTSTART:20260415T160000Z DTEND:20260416T000000Z DESCRIPTION:Textiles are intimate creations\, worn on our bodies or otherwi se integrated into daily life. They serve as functional and decorative ite ms while also acting as dynamic archives of cultural history\, memory\, an d identity. Highly skilled and labor-intensive processes are involved in t heir creation\, from preparing fiber materials to weaving to ornamental te chniques like embroidery.\n\nWoven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives unravels stories of textiles from different cultural contexts. The exhibi tion pulls from the permanent collection of the Stanford University Archae ology Collections\, featuring anthropological and archaeological textiles and objects related to textile production from diverse communities in Mexi co\, Guatemala\, Peru\, Thailand\, Japan\, and the Philippines. Textiles a re archives of heritage and identity\, technique and style\, oppression an d resistance\, and relationships among people and between people and envir onments. Woven Narratives traces thematic threads that illustrate enduring and evolving textile traditions and practices.\n\n• • •\n\nWoven Na rratives: Textiles as Living Archives is the newest exhibition of the Stan ford University Archaeology Collections (SUAC). The exhibit was curated by students in the Spring 2025 course “Introduction to Museum Practice.” \n\nThe exhibit is on view at the Stanford Archaeology Center starting Mon day\, June 2\, 2025. Members of the Stanford community can view the exhibi t using their Stanford ID card to access the building. Members of the publ ic (those without Stanford ID cards) can schedule an appointment for acces s to the building for a self-guided tour Monday through Thursday between 9 am and 5pm by emailing kott@stanford.edu. GEO:37.425892;-122.16938 LOCATION:Building 500\, Archaeology Center SUMMARY:Woven Narratives: Textiles as Living Archives URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/woven-narratives CATEGORIES:Exhibition END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR