The Anthropology Hall examines how CU researchers work to understand the lives and traditions of Ancient Puebloan, Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi peoples in the American Southwest. An abundance of sandals, pottery, and tools are on display from archaeological sites, including Olsen-Chubbick, Yellowjacket, and Canyon de Chelley.

Bald eagles, bobcats, and Colorado hairstreak butterflies are on display for visitors to explore Colorado's diverse animal and insect life. The Biology Hall provides an opportunity to take a close-up look at some of the biodiversity in the Rocky Mountain region. Closed Mondays after noon.

Fossils: Clues to the Past. We invite you to explore our new Paleontology Hall and the exhibit Fossils: Clues to the Past to see how fossils are studied and what things can be learned from them.

The Discovery Corner is a very special permanent exhibit that allows children of all ages to explore natural history through hands-on specimens and artifacts. The exhibit is unstructured so visitors can explore areas and topics that satisfy their own interests and learning styles.