In this presentation, Dr. Surovell examines the social organization of nomadic peoples in three case studies, two archaeological and one...
In this talk, Emily will explore how rock art research can move beyond Western methods of identifying, describing, photographing, and...
“Indigenous guides traverse ancestral paths on journeys of remembrance, learning, healing, and respect.”In the Fall of 2022 and Spring of...
Sociocultural anthropologist Dr. Kathy Fine-Dare will examine NAGPRA compliance practices as they have been informed by sets of frictions and...
Educator, Paul Ermigiotti, introduces the archaeology of early farmers in the Mesa Verde region
Exchange is a fundamental human behavior. While today, people rapidly exchange goods and information over great distances, in the past,...
Chaco Canyon was at the center of what archaeologists refer to as the ‘Chaco World,’ which includes hundreds of great...
Two databases that present descriptions and photographs useful in the identification of ancient plant remains collected from ancient Pueblo (Anasazi)...
The pre-Hispanic Greater Southwest was characterized by cycles of demographic and organizational change. Large tree-ring datasets provide absolute chronologies for...
In 1540, one of Spain’s largest sixteenth century explorations entered into the American Southwest in search of diplomatic ties and...
Chacoan great houses were constructed with hundreds of thousands of wood timbers. Without extensive forests near Chaco Canyon, the question...
Mark Varien, executive vice president of the Research Institute at Crow Canyon, and Dan Simplicio (Zuni), cultural specialist, discuss different...