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...
Reservoir could threaten Great Mound
Summary From Reservoir could threaten Great Mound
The Anderson/Madison County Corporation for Economic Development is proposing construction of a $450 million reservoir that will dam the White River in an area around Mounds Mall and...
Saving Sites: Thank You to POINT-6 Emergency Preservation Donors & Supporters
Thank you so much to all our amazing and generous donors for their support of the POINT-6 Emergency Preservation Fund. Thank you for putting your dollars where it counts and sharing your commitment to...
Presidio’s colorful history preserved at Officers’ Club
Summary from Presidio’s colorful history preserved at Officers’ Club
Archaeological excavation at the Presidio Officers’ Club is allowing the public to see San Francisco history dating back to when Napoleon was exiled. Founded in 1776 it...
Prehistoric Earthwork, Yorktown Enclosure, to be Permanently Preserved
Local real estate developer in Indiana Larry New has agreed to sell land encompassing the Yorktown Enclosure, a 2000 year old prehistoric earthwork, to a national preservation organization in order to create a permanent...
Planned Arizona copper mine would put a hole in Apache archaeology
Summary of Planned Arizona copper mine would put a hole in Apache archaeology and of Apache tribe distressed by privatization of sacred land
Native American Tribes, especially the Apache, archaeologist and other conservationists are upset about...
POINT-6 Emergency Preservation Program Begins
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Albuquerque, New Mexico – June 14, 2017 - The Archaeological Conservancy is excited to announce the launch of the POINT-6 Program (Protect Our Irreplaceable National Treasures). This is the sixth phase of...
VIMS to help protect key Native American site
Summary from VIMS to help protect key Native American site
A recent grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will give researchers at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science the funds to begin protecting...
Expanding Ebbert Spring Site preserve that spans Paleo-Indian to 19th Century
In 2010 the Conservancy negotiated an agreement with a real estate developer to acquire a 3.4-acre parcel of land in the center of a large industrial development in Antrim Township in south-central Pennsylvania. The...
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,...