Field Museum scientists use CT scans for fascinating discoveries about mummies 00:51. CHICAGO (CBS) -- Just in time for Halloween, scientists at the Field Museum of Natural History are peeling ...

Field Museum gives inside look into how researchers analyze millennia-old portrait Researcher Marc Sebastian Walton said 2,000-year-old portrait helps tell a story of a period when Egypt was part ...

For those wondering what’s inside, I’m sharing the complete guide to The Field Museum in Chicago. Getting There & Tickets. There are a few different ways to get to the Field Museum.

They have been dead for almost 3,000 years, but the mummified Egyptian remains at Chicago's Field Museum all have a new set of CT Scans.

In the Field Museum’s archives, about 8,000 miles away from the sprawling tropical islands of the Philippines, sitting on metal shelves and organized in wooden drawers, are more than 13,000 o… ...

The museum was first incorporated into the State of Illinois on September 16, 1893 as part of an outgrowth of the World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago in 1893... Latest U.S.

In The Field Museum’s newest exhibition The Machine Inside: Biomechanics, explore animals and plants as machines built for survival, complete with pumps, pipes, insulation, motors, springs, and ...

The genesis of the Field Museum 130 years ago may seem today ... who with a monetary gift in 1893 made possible the establishment of the Field Museum. (Chicago Tribune ... Once inside, each paid ...

Under McFetridge Drive in Chicago, two stories down in the catacombs of the Field Museum of Natural History, Jack Wittry slides open a handmade wooden drawer. There are thousands of such drawers ...

There's no shortage of world-class museums in Chicago. Whether you're looking to explore art, history, science, or nature, the city has a museum — or several — for you.

“The Machine Inside,” an exhibit from Chicago’s Field Museum, opens Saturday at the Witte Museum in San Antonio By Deborah Martin , Staff writer Updated Jan 26, 2021 1:57 p.m.

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Just in time for Halloween, scientists at the Field Museum of Natural History are peeling back the wrappings of several Egyptian mummies—without disrupting their eternal slumber ...