Explore the legacy of the Southwest from Paleo-Indian times through the early Pueblo periods.
Experience the daily life of ancient people by studying the artifacts they left behind.
Call 277-2924 or email maxeducation@unm.edu for more information.
We are happy to coordinate signed language interpreters for tours through UNM's Accessibilty Resource Center.
Please let us know if you require an interpreter for your visit 1-2 week in advance.
$10 per group
Although you are welcome to visit our galleries without an appointment, consider a docent presentation. We want your experience to be as positive as possible. Therefore, we limit group size to 30 and we expect four adults to chaperone school groups.
Recommended Ages: all ages
Experience the daily life of ancient people by studying the artifacts they left behind.
Recommended Ages: 6th grade and up
Discover what makes us "human"; that is, what distinguishes us from our primate ancestors and cousins: bipedalism, brain capacity, tool use and manufacture; language and culture.
Self-guided visits are free. We ask that groups call the education department to check our calendar and assign a date and time for your group, exclusive of any other groups. We recommend large groups divide into smaller groups of about 25-30 total people and stagger their entry every 30-45 minutes.
Download our guidelines for group visits.
Consider using the following gallery guides for a structured visit for school groups.
People of the Southwest Gallery Guide
Object Analysis Worksheet 9-12