Junction Group (Ohio)
On March 18, 2014 the Conservancy attended a public auction in Chillicothe, OH with the hope of acquiring the Junction Group earthworks site. After having learned that the land would be available for sale...
Teapot Dome (Wyoming)
The Conservancy has established a new preserve in Wyoming, located about thirty-five miles north of Casper, on a portion of the Teapot Dome Oilfield, which is named after a local rock formation called Teapot...
Take a Virtual Tour of Wells Petroglyph Preserve!
Episode 4 of our Virtual Tour Video Series is Available Now!
Our latest Virtual Tour Video we are taking you on a unique and informative tour of the Wells Petroglyph Preserve in northern New Mexico,...
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. ...
Portuguese Bench (California)
The Portuguese Bench site is a prehistoric village nestled on the eastern edge of the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range in southeastern California. The site contains an extensive midden deposit that was excavated from 1983...
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...
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...
IN THE NEWS | Out of the Limelight, Onto the Mesa
Read about Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project Founder, Katherine Wells in the June 21, 2019 article from Rio Grande Sun:
This is the seventh entry in "Women of Distinction," a series of profiles being published weekly...
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...
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...