These facilities are used for both research and teaching. Anyone wishing to utilize laboratory space should contact Professor Julie Hansen or Professor Paul Goldberg . These facilities are used by graduate students pursuing research in these areas and by Paul Goldberg for teaching and research. It is also used for student research projects. The lab contains sinks equipped with deionized water filters, drying racks, shelving, and a small refrigerator for sample storage.
Tables provide extensive layout space for artifact sorting and analysis.
Shelf space for storage of current research materials is also available. It houses several petrographic microscopes, computer and video facilities for demonstration, a fume hood, and two sinks. This laboratory is a suite of rooms which are utilized primarily for teaching the laboratory sessions of AR102 and palaeoethnobotanical research. The main room has lab tables and overhead retractable outlets. The storage room holds all the microscopes, human and animal bone collections, and other materials for the labs.