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Newspaper Rock is one of Gold Butte National Monument’s amazing petroglyph panels. Gold Butte, located in Nevada, was recently designated a national monument to protect cultural resources like Newspaper Rock, but some people opposed the designation. Kurt Kuznicki/Friends of Nevada Wilderness

Archaeology Under Attack

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Example of Projectile point from Mississippi Prehistoric Site.

Why Does The DAPL Matter in the Southeast? Or Anywhere?

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A researcher measures pictographs at Doll Ruin in 1959 during the Glen Canyon Project. The site contained 20 pictographs and petroglyphs, most of which were about four-feet tall. The rock art was presumably destroyed by Lake Powell. Courtesy of Natural History Museum of Utah.

The Act That Changed Archaeology

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Archaeologists David Sandrock and Bo Nelson clean the bottom of an excavation unit. The lines scratched into the unit wall help show different layers in the sediments. Credit: Michael Amador, TxDOT

The Road To Prehistory

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Totem outside of the Suquamish Tribe's longhouse.

Update W: Summit on Collaborative Land Use Planning

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Peirce Island New Hampshire

Committee Seeks Funds to Excavate on Peirce Island

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MTSU Archaeology Field School June 2014

Research Program in Tennessee Set To Record County Sites

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Monks Mound, Bryan Werner

Prehistoric Sites Near St. Louis Threatened by Expansion

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Kakaako Advertiser Building Construction in Honolulu

Burial Council Questions State Decision to Continue Without Survey

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Oil Well signs need Killdeer Mountain

Looking for Work? Try Archaeology in North Dakota!

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