Presented by: Dr. Karen Lesle Kramer Presenter Bio: Evolutionary Ecologist and Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Utah; Research: evolution of human sociality and behavior, cooperative breeding, parenting and childhood....
Presented by: Dr. Lisa J. LeCount Presenter bio: Emeritus Professor of Anthropology, University of Alabama; Archaeologist researching social and political practices, such as feasting, gift giving, market exchange, & cooperative...
The Old Leupp Boarding School (OLBS), a historical archaeological site on the southwest Navajo reservation, is a significant place that is important to the Diné (Navajo) communities of Leupp and...
Presented by: 19 Dr. John H. Blitz Presenter bio: Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, Department of Anthropology & Curator Emeritus of Southeastern Archaeology, University Museums, University of Alabama; Directed excavations at...
Presented by: Dr. Joseph H. Suina (Pueblo of Cochiti) Presenter bio: Former Governor, Pueblo of Cochiti and Professor Emeritus of Education, University of New Mexico; Tribal Council Member; Professor Emeritus, Department...
Presented by: John Horning Presenter bio: Former Executive Director, WildEarth Guardians; Born and raised in Washington, D.C., grew up on a street which bordered Rock Creek Park, one of the...
Rain forests, snow-capped volcanoes, and magnificent lakes make up the landscape of the ancient Maya in the highlands of Guatemala. On our tour you’ll experience a complete spectrum of history...
Presented by: Dr. John Shea Presenter bio: Paleoanthropologist and Professor of Anthropology, Stony Brook University; An expert stoneworker his focus in on the role of stone tools in human evolution...
Presented by: Dr. Andrew Gulliford Presenter bio: Professor of History and Environmental Studies, Fort Lewis College; Editor, Preserving Western History; The Last Stand of the Pack: A Critical Edition; and...
Note: This is a special Sunday program Presented by: Dr. Jessica Munson Presenter bio: Archaeologist and Associate Professor of Archaeology & Anthropology, Lycoming College; Director of Archaeology and Director for...
Join The Archaeological Conservancy for the premiere of our newest Virtual Tour, Episode 8: The Living Landscape of Mesa Prieta in northern New Mexico on Thursday, March 28, 2024 at 5pm MDT. This film features two new petroglyph preserves that have been added to The Archaeological Conservancy’s preservation efforts on Mesa Prieta. Our panel of speakers will include representatives from the Conservancy and from the Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project.
Presented by: Istara Freedom Writer, Researcher and Artist. An honorary member of the Merced del Pueblo de Abiquiu. A great granddaughter of Genízaro (Hispanicized indigenous captives in Spanish Colonial New...
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