We are excited to welcome Dr. Bill Engelbrecht as our guest lecturer this month. He will be discussing Eaton Archaeological Preserve, a multicomponent site owned by the Archaeological Conservancy.
In North America, and in particular the arid and rocky Southwest, there are important culturally-diverse assemblages of images on rock that were created as early as the Archaic period, and...
Presented by: Dr. Eric Blinman Archaeologist, Archaeological Support Services; Former Director, NM Office of Archaeological Studies (OAS), Department of Cultural Affairs; Participant, 2007 Colloquium, Past Human Responses to Climate Change,...
Presented by: Dr. Carolyn E. Boyd Archaeologist and Artist; Endowed Research Professor, Texas State University-San Marcos specializing in analysis of the 5,000 yr. old Pecos River style rock imagery found...
Presented by: Verma Nequatewa (Hotvela, Second Mesa Hopi) and Dr. Robert W. Rhodes Verma: Hopi born & raised; distinguished jewelry artist (Sonwai); 25 year apprenticeship w/her uncle, renowned jewelry artist Charles Loloma...
Presented by: Dr. Benjamin Aaron Bellorado Anthropological archaeologist; Assistant Curator of Archaeology, Arizona State Museum; 25 years research in perishable and textile analyses, dendroarchaeology (tree ring dating), ceramic analysis, and...
Presented by: Shanna Diederichs, M.A. RPA, AIC Architectural Conservator and Archaeologist, Woods Canyon Archaeological Consultants; former Supervisory Archaeologist/Field Director, Basketmaker Communities Project, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center; A 4thgeneration Coloradan raised...
Presented by: Dr. Pat Gilman Professor Emerita of Anthropology, University of Oklahoma; Publications on social variations within the Mimbres region, Mogollon Great Kivas, and Mimbres iconography and religion; Co-Editor (w/C.W....
Presented by: Dr. Paul Minnis Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, University of Oklahoma; Editor, Author or Co-Author of a dozen books along with numerous journal articles and chapters. After four decades...
Presented by: Dr. Kerry Frances Thompson (Diné) Associate Professor of Anthropology and current Department Chair, Northern Arizona University; Chapter Author (w/R.H. Towner), ‘Navajo Archaeology’ Oxford Handbook of Southwestern Archaeology; (w/O. V. Marek-Martinez), ‘Engaging...
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