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The Archaeological Conservancy’s recent California acquisitions | Part 2: Simone Mound
The Archaeological Conservancy’s recent California acquisitions | Part 1: Terrarium
Explore the Wonders of the Past
From the remote jungles of Honduras to the pristine rivers of the American Southwest, our archaeological tours promise exciting adventure. Whether you like touring Maya temples or learning about North American rock art, you’ll be sure to find a Conservancy tour that fits your interest. For more than 20 years, the Conservancy has conducted tours ranging in length from four days to two weeks. Expert guides always accompany our tours, providing unique insights about the places we visit. Tour regions include the American Midwest, Southeast, and Southwest, as well as Mexico and Central and South America. Click here to see all our tours >>
Please note that our tour schedule is being updated and trips are being cancelled due to travel restrictions related to the pandemic. We are actively monitoring the situation. We will soon be introducing virtual tour experiences and lectures online. Stay tuned and thank you all for your patience and understanding.
Peoples of the Lower Mississippi Valley: October 17-24, 2020
Beginning in Memphis and following the Mississippi River south to Natchez, our journey travels through more than five thousand years of history – from ancient earthen mounds to Civil War battlefields. As early as 3500 B.C. and for the next 5,000 years, rich and complex mound-builder cultures developed along the fertile Mississippi River Valley. Amidst the charm of the Old South and the magic of one of the world’s greatest rivers, our trip explores the region’s fascinating cultures. Learn More.
Oaxaca: October 23-November 2, 2020
Join us in Oaxaca, Mexico during one of themost unusual festivals anywhere – the Day of the Dead. Oaxaca lies in a semitropical valley surrounded by the peaks of the Sierra Madre del Sur. The city’s architecture reflects its rich Spanish Colonial and modern history. Vast ruins of Ancient Mixtecan and Zapotecan civilizations lie just outside the city. Oaxacan archaeologist Dr. Jeffrey Blomster will accompany us on our trip. Learn More.