 Museums have become hubs for public outreach and collaboration to both local and non-local communities.One well known example of a museum created by a collaboration between American Indians and archaeologists is the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center, which is "the largest Native American owned museum in the United States", has multiple laboratories and collections for scientific research, and a staff that includes five full-time archaeologists.Another method in community archaeology for the sharing and distribution of archaeological knowledge is the publication or presentation of materials specifically for the community.