LIFE UNDER SIEGE
The difficult tale of near constant conflict is being told by the investigation of an 18th-century Spanish presidio in Texas.
BY ELAINE ROBBINS
page 20
MAKING PREHISTORIC MUSIC
Research indicates that the Anasazi played an amazing variety of instruments, and that music played an important role in their culture.
BY JOANNE SHEEHY HOOVER
page 12
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF PRESERVATION
The Archaeological Conservancy has saved numerous sites since its modest beginnings.
BY KATHLEEN BRYANT
page 27
RESISTING REMOVAL
The federal government removed many Native Americans from their lands in the early 19th century. But some Native Americans resisted removal. Archaeologist Mark Schurr is discovering how they did it.
BY CLIFF TERRY
page 33
A PASSPORT TO THE PAST
Throughout the country, volunteers are taking part in archaeological investigations as a result of the Forest
BY SUSAN G. HAUSER
page 39
The difficult tale of near constant conflict is being told by the investigation of an 18th-century Spanish presidio in Texas.
BY ELAINE ROBBINS
page 20
MAKING PREHISTORIC MUSIC
Research indicates that the Anasazi played an amazing variety of instruments, and that music played an important role in their culture.
BY JOANNE SHEEHY HOOVER
page 12
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF PRESERVATION
The Archaeological Conservancy has saved numerous sites since its modest beginnings.
BY KATHLEEN BRYANT
page 27
RESISTING REMOVAL
The federal government removed many Native Americans from their lands in the early 19th century. But some Native Americans resisted removal. Archaeologist Mark Schurr is discovering how they did it.
BY CLIFF TERRY
page 33
A PASSPORT TO THE PAST
Throughout the country, volunteers are taking part in archaeological investigations as a result of the Forest
BY SUSAN G. HAUSER
page 39