Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage
Welcome
Yale’s Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage is a research collaborative, dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of material culture. Our work connects Yale students, scholars, and collections, catalyzing wide-ranging partnerships that bridge art and science in a unique space for learning, creativity, and innovation.
News and Events
Alan Yuhas, NY Times
For decades, researchers at Yale and elsewhere have questioned the authenticity of a map that seemed to reflect Viking travels to North America. The...
Jon Atherton, Yale West Campus News. Yale undergraduates and a steady stream of trainees are experiencing the arts, sciences, and humanities all under one roof – and all in...
Exhibtion review by by Brain Slattery, New Haven Independent. The young woman at the center of Emily Pruitt’s Anti-Romantic looks as if she has a story to tell, but she’s...
Mike Cummings, Yale News. The Vinland Map, once hailed as the earliest depiction of the New World, is awash in 20th-century ink. A team of conservators and conservation...
