Jazlyn Sanderson

Jazlyn Sanderson is the Education and Interpretation Specialist at the Museum of Native American History (MONAH) in Bentonville, Arkansas. She graduated with her Bachelor of Arts in Fall 2020 with her major in art history and minor in history. Her primary research focuses on pre-Columbian artifacts in Central and South America. At MONAH she works creating a diverse online space through website articles, social media posts, press releases and manages event profiles.

Museum Monday: Hopewell Pipe at the Museum of Native American History

In this week’s installment of Museum Monday, the Museum of Native American History highlights a Hopewell pipe from its collection.

Museum Monday: Blackfeet Ermine Skin Headdress at the Museum of Native American History

In this week’s installment of Museum Monday, the Museum of Native American History examines a unique headdress from the Blackfeet Nation.

Museum Monday: Maya Polychrome Copador Vessels at the Museum of Native American History

In this week’s installment of Museum Monday, the Museum of Native American History explores imagery depicted on Maya Polychrome Copador Vessels.

Museum Monday: The Navajo Dress at the Museum of Native American History

In this week’s installment of Museum Monday, we learn about the history of Navajo dress panels that are part of the Museum of Native American History’s collection.