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6:00 pm VIRTUAL LECTURE: An Exploration ... @ ZOOM

VIRTUAL LECTURE: An Exploration ... @ ZOOM

Jun 29 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Please join The Archaeological Conservancy on June 29, 2023 at 6pm MDT for a Virtual Lecture on Zoom Webinars featuring April M. Brown, our new Southwest Regional Director. Ms. Brown will present a talk on[...]

all-day TOURS | Chaco Canyon In Depth

TOURS | Chaco Canyon In Depth

Sep 2 – Sep 10 all-day

Explore the vast cultural system of Chaco Canyon and the extensive network of outlying communities that developed in northwestern New Mexico and southwestern Colorado from A.D. 800 to 1130. We’ll visit Pueblo Bonito and other[...]

all-day TOURS | Best of the Southwest

TOURS | Best of the Southwest

Sep 9 – Sep 19 all-day

Experience the cultural and scenic diversity of the American Southwest. Our trip explores Native American cultures, both past and present, in New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado. Expert archaeologists accompany our daily visits to some of[...]

all-day TOURS | French and Indian War Tour

TOURS | French and Indian War Tour

Sep 17 – Sep 24 all-day

Join us as we travel across New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland to explore the rich history and archaeology of the French and Indian War. This epic struggle involving Native Americans, the English and French Empires,[...]

all-day TOURS | Effigy Mounds of the Upp...

TOURS | Effigy Mounds of the Upp...

Sep 24 – Sep 29 all-day

In what is now the Upper Midwest, Native Americans constructed thousands of earthen mounds, more than in any other area of comparable size. We’ll visit the best surviving examples of these fascinating constructions, with an[...]

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