ArchaeologySouthwest
Founded in 1989, Archaeology Southwest practices a holistic, conservation-based approach to exploring the places of the past. We call this Preservation Archaeology. By exploring what makes a place special, sharing this knowledge in innovative ways, and enacting flexible site protection strategies, we foster meaningful connections to the past and respectfully safeguard its irreplaceable resources.
Истории сохранения с помощью Archaeology Southwest: воспоминания о тропах
По их следам: география коренных народов и экспедиция АНЗА 1775–1776 гг.
Совершенно особенный пейзаж: тропы и лавовые поля национального памятника Эль-Мальпаис
Old Dogs, New Tricks: An Overview of Canine Zooarchaeology
The CIW Express: Cynthia Irwin-Williams and North American Archaeology in the 21st Century
Sled Dogs in the Southwest: Fact or Fable?
Connecting and Dividing: Dogs and Peoples in the Chesapeake Bay Region, 1600s-1800s
The History of the Coast Salish Woolly Dogs
Tea and Archaeology: Field School, Save History, and Archaeology Southwest Magazine
Weaving the Hair of the Dog: White Dog Hair Textiles in the Ancient Southwest
Celebrating the Song Dogs
A Lifelong Zuni Farmer's Authority and Influence
Tasting History: A Hands-on Approach and Revival of Native and Traditional Agave Crops in Tucson
A New Kind of Archaeology
Tea and Archaeology: Past, Present, & Future of Archaeology Southwest
Tres Hornos: Experimental Archaeology of Earthen Ovens
SunZia Transmission Project in the San Pedro Valley—March 4, 2024
SunZia Transmission Project in the San Pedro Valley—February 14, 2024
Archaeologies of Foodways and Cuisine
Indigenous Agriculture: Planting for Survival
More than Subsistence: How Anishinaabe Foodways Nourish Culture, Kinship, and Community Wellbeing
Ancient Domestication of the Four Corners Potato: Archaeology, Sex, and Genetics
Tame or Wild? Emergent Ranching Cultures of the Spanish Colonial Pimería Alta
Collaborating with Diné Communities
Archaeologies that Matter:
Collaborative Archaeology and the "Becoming Hopi" Project
Weaving a Partnership: The Collaborative Journey of the Cedar Mesa Perishables Project
The Chinese Railroad Worker Experience in Terrace, Utah
Public Archaeology in African American Communities
Revitalizing Cultural Lifestyle through Archeological Preservation