Learn More about the Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project
Learn more about the Archaeological Conservancy site, Wells Petroglyph Preserve in the recent article published by the Albuquerque Journal. Read the article HERE.
From the article:
Amanda Fox, guide and Mesa Prieta Tour and Outreach Coordinator,...
The Importance of Prospect Hill Plantation Crosses International Borders
A Recent in-depth article in the Guardian on the Prospect Hill Plantation, preserved & protected by The Archaeological Conservancy and lovingly overseen and cared for by our Southeast Regional Director Jessica Crawford, highlights the...
The Mystery Of Mount Bayou Mound
Mount Bayou Mound (Louisiana)
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The area in east-central Louisiana, where the Mount Bayou Mound is located, is characterized by...
The Archaeological Conservancy’s recent California acquisitions | Part 1: Terrarium
The acquisition and preservation of this unique California property continues the vision and work of its late owner, dahinda meda.
California | Despite limitations associated with the pandemic and the subsequent shutdowns, The Archaeological Conservancy...
Meyer Pottery Kiln (Texas)
After emigrating from Germany to Texas in 1884, William Meyer began working in a pottery workshop in Bexar County. After marrying the daughter of a fellow worker, Meyer and his new father-in-law, Franz Schultz,...
Dingfelder Circle Earthworks (Pennsylvania)
The Dingfelder Circle, an earthen enclosure in Corry, Pennsylvania, that’s about two-feet high and roughly 200 feet in diameter, has been on the Conservancy’s radar for a very long time and is now finally...
Windover (Florida)
Around 8,000 years ago near the east coast of central Florida, a group of Archaic people lived by a small pond. Eventually they died, and their remains were buried in the pond. Their existence...
Garoga (New York)
The Garoga site is perched on a hilltop overlooking Caroga Creek, a meandering tributary of the Mohawk River. Also referred to as Garogo, or Castle Hill, it contains the remains of a 16th-century Mohawk...
Esmond (New York)
The 50-acre Esmond preserve contains two sites, known as Esmond 2 and 3, that date from the Late Archaic to the Early to Middle Woodland periods (3000 B.C. – 1000 A.D.). The sites were...
Haynie Site honored at recent Stephen H. Hart Award Ceremony
DENVER | On April 19, History Colorado and historic preservationists from around the state of Colorado celebrated the winners of the 2022 Stephen H. Hart Awards for Historic Preservation at a ceremony in Denver. ...