Major Archaeological Pueblo Site Debuts New Website
New Website Includes Photographs, History, Research On Arroyo Hondo Site from 1300s
About 1300 C.E., a small pueblo located minutes south of present day Santa Fe, New Mexico, rapidly transformed from a 100-room hamlet to...
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...
Congressman Visits Camp Nelson, Discusses National-Park Inclusion
Congressman Andy Barr visited Camp Nelson Heritage Park in early June as his office works with Camp Nelson staff to initiate the process of making Camp Nelson a national park.
Dr. Stephen McBride, director of...
Previously Recorded Site Now Appears to be Missing
A series of American Indian wooden shelters located about 20 miles northwest of Billings, Montana has been discovered missing from the BLM landscape where they once stood.
The structures had been nominated to the National Register...
Prehistoric Sites Near St. Louis Threatened by Expansion
As the population has moved west into St. Louis County over the past few decades experts warn that another round of prehistoric sites is at risk.
St. Louis sits at the convergence of the Mississippi...
Historic Sites Revealed Within Slide Fire’s Ashes
In June, firefighters in central Arizona successfully brought the Slide Fire to 100% containment. Working alongside the firefighters were archaeologists attempting to protect pieces of history and archaeological sites known to be in the...
Binghamton Field School Starts Work at Archaeological Preserve
The Archaeological Conservancy and Binghamton University are very happy to announce the start of the 2017 Binghamton Field School investigating an 18th century Native American village site in northern Pennsylvania. The site, known as “Queen...
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...
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Research Program in Tennessee Set To Record County Sites
MTSU professor, Tanya Peres, has recently launched the Rutherford County Archaeology Research Program in the hopes of exploring and recording all the prehistoric cultural resources in the county.
In 1776, explorer James Adair met with...