SPECIAL NOTE: This lecture will be held at La Fonda on the Plaza in the New Mexico Room. Presented by Dr. John E. Ninnemann Former Professor and Dean, Natural and...
Presented by Dr. Joseph H. Suina (Cochiti Pueblo) Former Governor of Cochiti Pueblo and Professor Emeritus of Education, University of New Mexico; former director, Institute for American Indian Education; Author...
Presented by Dr. Mark Asquino U.S. Ambassador (ret.) and Foreign Service Officer; His thirty-seven year career included postings in Latin America, Europe, Central Asia and Africa. During 2012-2015, served as U.S....
About the Lecture Excavations in 1929 by Harvard’s Peabody Museum established Stallings Island, Georgia as one of the nation’s most significant archaeological sites of Indigenous history. Thirty-two years later it...
In 1542, the first European explorer in California, Juan Cabrillo, sailed into what is known today as San Diego Bay and made first contact with the local inhabitants, the Kumeyaay people....
Join us for a virtual lecture with Bob Wall and Zac Singer who will discuss Summer 2024 research done at the Conservancy's Barton Preserve in Maryland. This is a followup lecture to last fall's presentation by Brian Fritz who talked about the PaleoDigger.
Explore the southern reaches of the Maya Empire – from the ancient cities found along the coast of Belize to Tikal, located deep within the Guatemalan rain forest. An expert...
Between 200 B.C. and A.D. 1519, the Aztec, Toltec, and Teotihuacán cultures pushed the development of North American civilization to its zenith, before being destroyed by the Spanish invasion. On...
Join us for a virtual lecture with Tom Trow and Franky Jackson who will discuss a prairie restoration project at the Conservancy's Grand Meado Chert Quarry in Minnesota. More information...
YaJoin us for a downriver adventure in Colorado and Utah, where you’ll float through Dinosaur National Monument and experience incredible scenery first described by explorer John Wesley Powell. On our 70-mile journey...
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