An Archaeologist’s Face to Feet with King Taharqa

Ever wondered what it's like to uncover ancient treasures? Caroline Rocheleau, the museum's Nubiologist and Curator of Ancient Collections, will share firsthand stories from her excavation work in Nubia. She'll tell you about the moment she discovered King Taharqa, one of the most remarkable rulers of the Kingdom of Kush, and walk you through what these discoveries reveal about this powerful ancient civilization along the Nile. This is a free event perfect for anyone curious about archaeology, ancient history, or the cultures that shaped our world. Rocheleau brings expertise and genuine enthusiasm to her storytelling, making the past come alive through real dig experiences. No tickets required—just register ahead of time. The program runs about 90 minutes, so families with older kids and adults will find plenty to engage with.