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New Curator Brings Tribal Focus to Museum | Cincinnati News
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Taylor Bryan, an Ohio-native bioarchaeologist with eight years of field experience and deep Tribal partnerships, has stepped into the role of George Rieveschl Curator of Archaeology at the Cincinnati Museum Center — a position previously held for 36 years by Bob Genheimer. With oversight of over three million artifacts spanning archaeology and ethnology, Bryan brings expertise in human remains detection K9s, NAGPRA compliance, and strategic collaboration. Their leadership will guide the museum’s archaeological direction, prioritize digitization and research, and advance the “Ohi:yo’ Our Home” gallery — a landmark Native-centered exhibit funded by Ohio — ensuring tribal voices lead the narrative.
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