April 15, 2025 Academic Calendar
Join the Massachusetts Archaeological Society – Northeast/Gene Winter Chapter for presentations by Phillips Academy students on their archaeological research experiences with the Peabody collections.
The event is free and open to the public. For those who are unable to attend, the meeting will be streamed live via Zoom at https://andover.zoom.us/j/94947912838.
For more information or any questions please send an email to: [email protected]
Event details can be found on our Peabody event page here.
Date: Tuesday, April 15th
Time: 7 PM
Location: Robert S. Peabody Institute of Archaeology, 175 Main Street, Andover, MA 01810
Eagle Bone Flutes: Past, Present, and Future
Alberto Agudo explores an interdisciplinary approach to studying ancient bone flutes housed at the Peabody Institute. By integrating the instruments’ historical context with musical analysis of a contemporary Native American musician, he presents the bone flute as a living musical experience rather than merely an artifact of the past.
Alberto is a senior at Phillips Academy Andover. He graduated in 2024 from Katarina Gurska in Madrid, Spain, completing a ten-year cycle of musical studies. Alberto began playing piano at the age of six and has pursued classical training ever since. More recently, he discovered a passion for exploring intercultural research and electronic music.
Meet Phillips Academy’s Andover Anthropological Society
The Andover Anthropological Society has been examining a large collection of Inupiat artifacts collected from Barrow Point, Alaska, learning about gender performance in Inupiat daily life. Club members will be presenting their research process and key findings to date.
The Andover Anthropological Society is a student club at Phillips Academy, established in early 2025. It engages students in hands-on research with cultural materials. Members receive training in collection handling, archival research, and museum practices.
Peabody InstituteMassachusetts Archaeological Society Lecture at the Peabody
7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., Peabody InstituteJoin the Massachusetts Archaeological Society – Northeast/Gene Winter Chapter for presentations by Phillips Academy students on their archaeological research experiences with the Peabody collections.
The event is free and open to the public. For those who are unable to attend, the meeting will be streamed live via Zoom at https://andover.zoom.us/j/94947912838.
For more information or any questions please send an email to: [email protected]
Event details can be found on our Peabody event page here.
Date: Tuesday, April 15th
Time: 7 PM
Location: Robert S. Peabody Institute of Archaeology, 175 Main Street, Andover, MA 01810
Eagle Bone Flutes: Past, Present, and Future
Alberto Agudo explores an interdisciplinary approach to studying ancient bone flutes housed at the Peabody Institute. By integrating the instruments’ historical context with musical analysis of a contemporary Native American musician, he presents the bone flute as a living musical experience rather than merely an artifact of the past.
Alberto is a senior at Phillips Academy Andover. He graduated in 2024 from Katarina Gurska in Madrid, Spain, completing a ten-year cycle of musical studies. Alberto began playing piano at the age of six and has pursued classical training ever since. More recently, he discovered a passion for exploring intercultural research and electronic music.
Meet Phillips Academy’s Andover Anthropological Society
The Andover Anthropological Society has been examining a large collection of Inupiat artifacts collected from Barrow Point, Alaska, learning about gender performance in Inupiat daily life. Club members will be presenting their research process and key findings to date.
The Andover Anthropological Society is a student club at Phillips Academy, established in early 2025. It engages students in hands-on research with cultural materials. Members receive training in collection handling, archival research, and museum practices.