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Field/Lab Archaeology Internships, Session 1

Cortez, CO
May 15–July 22, 2022

Join our team in the field or laboratory and contribute to ongoing research, while gaining experience in excavation and survey techniques, as well as artifact analysis and public

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10 weeks

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Dendroarchaeology Internship

Cortez, CO
August 7–October 15, 2022

Join our team in the field or laboratory and contribute to ongoing research, while gaining experience in excavation and survey techniques, as well as artifact analysis and public

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10 weeks

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Field/Lab Archaeology Internships, Session 2

Cortez, CO
August 7–October 15, 2022

Join our team in the field or laboratory and contribute to ongoing research, while gaining experience in excavation and survey techniques, as well as artifact analysis and public

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10 weeks

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Claws of the Jaguar: Representations of Plant Medicine in the Iconography of Formative South America

Cortez, CO
2/3/2022

The Formative Era (~2500 BCE – 250 CE) in the Americas was a time that featured widespread establishment of agriculture and large regional ceremonial centers accompanied by artistic styles used to present the most potent symbols of the diverse societies who

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1 hour

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Dził yá ‘ołta’ (‘The School Inside the Mountain’): Diné Students Remembering Home at the Intermountain Indian Boarding School

Cortez, CO
2/10/2022

During the early postwar period, the US government increased its efforts to facilitate schooling for Diné youth to abate an economic disaster, as Diné lost war-related employment and faced hardships such as the blizzard of 1947-1948. “Emergency

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1 hour

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Projectile Points, Chronology, and the Oshara Tradition in the San Luis Valley

Cortez, CO
2/17/2022

Colorado’s San Luis Valley has a rich cultural history from the Clovis period all the way up to the modern era. Few archaeological sites in the region, however, preserve much evidence of repeated occupations over millennia. The Scott Miller site, in Rio

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Out of the Ashes of Extinction a Resurgent Nation is Reborn: The Hia Ced O’odham and the Pursuit of Nationhood

Cortez, CO
2/24/2022

Because of the 1851 yellow fever epidemic, the Hia Ced O'odham were compelled to seek safety among their Tohono O'odham relatives. Ever since, the people known alternately as the "Areneños" and "Sand Papago" have endured the consequences of being regarded as

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The Memory of Water: Elements and Ancestry in Bears Ears

Cortez, CO
3/10/22-3/17/22

Join us for a special two-part mini-series featuring author Craig Childs and Hopi archaeologist Lyle Balenquah. While trekking through beautiful Southeast Utah, Craig and Lyle comment on the rich history of the Hopi people throughout the area while

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Diné/Navajo Resistance to US Indian Commissioner John Collier’s Livestock Reduction Program, 1937-1959

Cortez, CO
3/31/2022

This presentation examines sociologist Solon Kimball’s reports on Navajos in conversation with Milton Snow’s in the aftermath of the livestock reduction in the 1930s and into the 1940s. US Indian Commission John Collier intended to rehabilitate Navajo

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The House of the Cylinder Jars: Room 28 in Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Canyon

Cortez, CO
4/7/2022

In 1896, excavations in Room 28 in Pueblo Bonito made several extraordinary finds: 173 whole ceramic vessels, including 112 Chacoan cylinder jars, as well as hundreds of ornaments and copper objects. After discovering residues of cacao in cylinder jars in

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REU Site: College Field School for Undergraduates

Cortez, CO
May 16–July 2, 2022

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center was awarded support by the National Science Foundation for a Research Experiences for Undergraduates Site focusing on the Northern Chaco Outliers Project (NCOP) in the U.S. Southwest.

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7 weeks

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NEH Summer Institute for Educators

Cortez, CO
July 17–30, 2022

From Chaco to Mesa Verde: Ancestral Pueblo Migrations and Identity Formation in the American Southwest, a two-week summer Institute for 25 K–12 teachers, will be conducted by the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center from July

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2 weeks

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