Learning About The Corona Phase: English-Harkey (New Mexico)
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The English-Harkey site lies in Lone Mountain Canyon, a few miles north of the Town of Carrizozo, New Mexico....
McCarty Mound (Illinois)
The American Bottom is located across the Mississippi River from Saint Louis, Missouri, and it’s the largest expanse of floodplain on the river. Though it has a long history of human occupation, it’s been...
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...
Queen Esther’s Town (Pennsylvania)
The Queen Esther’s Town Preserve is located in Milan in northeast Pennsylvania. The site, which is more than 92 acres, sits along an expansive floodplain near the confluence of the Susquehanna and Chemung Rivers....
Rancho along the Rio: preserving Spanish Colonial culture in northern New Mexico
Southwest Region | Santa Fe, New Mexico |
Camino Real Site is located in a remote region south of Santa Fe near the Santa Fe River. The site contains the ruins of a Spanish Colonial...
Davis (New Mexico)
The Davis Ranch, which is located north of Quemado, in west-central New Mexico, is one-square mile in size and contains five separate prehistoric sites. Tom Davis is donating five pieces of land that contain...
Big Pond Furnace featured at the Maryland Iron Festival
The Conservancy's Big Pond Furnace Preserve was recently featured in this short video during the recent Maryland Iron Festival held on May 22 and 23. Eastern Regional Director Kelley Berliner and Andre Weltman, Chairman...
Danbury Site Preservation: A Long And Winding Road
Danbury (Ohio)
Today the western basin of Lake Erie is dominated by the cities of Windsor, Detroit, and Toledo, and a myriad of small cities and towns mostly serving the vacation trade. Prehistorically, American Indians...
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...
PRESS RELEASE | Ebbert Springs announces grand opening
PENNSYLVANIA - The Archaeological Conservancy’s Eastern Office is pleased to announce the grand opening of the Ebbert Spring Archaeological Preserve and Heritage Park. This park will be the culmination of years of effort by...