In the Americas, the deep Indigenous past prior to 12,000 years before the present has been aggressively denied by American anthropologists for over...
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The Discover Archaeology webinar series was launched in 2020 to keep Crow Canyon’s community engaged at a distance. Guided by the principle that there are many ways of knowing the past, these events reflect diverse voices that contribute to our understanding of the past, present, and future. Our webinars are free and led by renowned researchers, cultural specialists, tribal members, academics, and experts.
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What approach should we have when initiating conversations with Indigenous peoples? How can we engage and collaborate with Indigenous peoples in our...
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Located in southwestern Colorado, the Dolores Archaeological Program, or DAP, represents one of the largest archaeology projects ever conducted in...
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For over 35 years, the Southwest Archaeological Obsidian Project, funded by multiple National Science Foundation grants, the Leakey Foundation, and...
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When Stuart Struever co-founded Crow Canyon Archaeological Center in 1982, he recognized the need for an institution that could conduct and support...
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Two seasons of archaeological investigations at the Merchant site and its surroundings documented one of the most unusual and significant...
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What All of Us Can Learn from the Old Ones
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08-03-2023
In this presentation, Dr. Ortman discusses two important movements in archaeology today. The first is the recognition that archaeologists study the...
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Ground stone tool research, particularly those instruments used to process food resources, has moved closer to the foreground of archaeological...
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Gardens in the Sand: Historic Early Landscapes in the Southwest
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08-17-2023
Ancestral Pueblo people in early New Mexico and elsewhere in the Southwest began to create plazas, courtyards, terraces, and ritual landscape...
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Ravenous collectors stripped antiquities from Ancestral Puebloan communities at the turn of the 20th century. They shipped boxcar loads of artifacts...
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Seeking My Center Place: Migrations through Science & Tradition
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08-31-2023
The title of this talk shares a name with a chapter Lyle Balenquah wrote for a forthcoming volume about "Indigenous Archaeology." The volume should...
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Over 1,000 years ago, the Fremont lived in the Uinta Basin; like those in the Four Corners area at the same time, these people farmed and gathered...
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