Based on his primary and literature research, Bryan Bates will share his experiences as a cultural astronomer and weave together...
Ground stone tool research, particularly those instruments used to process food resources, has moved closer to the foreground of archaeological...
Pueblo people today often refer to their home village as their center place, and this concept is also routinely applied...
One of the largest ancestral Pueblo villages on the Mesa Verde Cuesta, the Far View community, is well known and...
The Formative Era (~2500 BCE – 250 CE) in the Americas was a time that featured widespread establishment of agriculture...
What approach should we have when initiating conversations with Indigenous peoples? How can we engage and collaborate with Indigenous peoples...
Too often, journalists fail to offer authentic representations of Native individuals and issues in the news; this presentation will highlight...
This event is brought to you by the Bureau of Land Management, Monticello Field Office and Bears Ears National Monument...
If the task of an educator is to help students develop a solid concept of self and an understanding of,...
Comprehensive site report for Crow Canyon’s excavations of the Duckfoot Site—one of the most thoroughly documented Pueblo I occupations in...
Color is an important part of peoples' lives; it carries meaning and makes things beautiful, and it communicates ideas and...
In this presentation, Dr. Ortman discusses two important movements in archaeology today. The first is the recognition that archaeologists study...