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The Discover Archaeology webinar series was launched in 2020 to keep Crow Canyon’s community engaged at a distance. Guided by the principle that there are many ways of knowing the past, these events reflect diverse voices that contribute to our understanding of the past, present, and future. Our webinars are free and led by renowned researchers, cultural specialists, tribal members, academics, and experts.
Our webinar events cover many unique topics; explore the histories of the American Southwest from afar.
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View our latest original short-film: Continuity through Creation: A living culture through the art of the Zuni People
Produced in collaboration with Indigenous partners, enjoy an intimate journey through the hands and hearts of five Zuni artists. Through weaving, pottery, jewelry making, fetish carving, and beading, learn about the technicality of the crafts themselves, as well as the deep history and continuation of culture that each art form holds. Artists discuss their own personal histories, along with what inspires them to continue the tradition to create. Experience personal interviews with the artists and watch up close as they work their crafts into masterful art pieces.
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Upcoming Webinars
Bringing together the overlapping discourses surrounding Indigenous sovereignty in sports and dance studies, this talk delineates the mutable...
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Under-recognized Food Crops of Southwestern Native American Tribes
Online
03-27-2025
Agricultural production among the Native American populations of the Southwest declined significantly during the twentieth century. Although...
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Cooper’s Ferry/Nipéhe: A Pre-Clovis Site in North America
Online
04-03-2025
The Cooper's Ferry/Nipéhe site in western Idaho provides a rich and detailed perspective on the lifeways of American Upper Paleolithic peoples...
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In the United States, blood quantum (BQ) based enrollment criteria find their roots in settler-colonial policies to erase, assimilate, and subjugate...
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Painted ceramic sherds found at late Fremont Native American sites mainly consist of black-on-gray or black-on-white types produced in central and...
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Nuwu Astronomy Views
Online
05-01-2025
This presentation will explore the connection to the night sky as a Southern Paiute, including the importance of preserving the night sky. Autumn...
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Archaeology, Indigenous Knowledge, and Restorative Justice in Canada
Online
05-08-2025
Archaeology in North America has long been associated with colonial, extractive practices, where the materials, landscapes, and bodies of Indigenous...
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Local Production and Global Marketing of Oaxacan Mezcal
Online
06-05-2025
This presentation explores Oaxacan mezcal as a newcomer to the global market. Not only is mezcal Oaxaca’s fastest growing rural industry, but it...
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The domestication of the horse is widely understood as one of the most significant events in human history – with horse transport linked to drastic...
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New Mexico’s path to statehood was the longest in U.S. history, spanning 66 years and over 50 unsuccessful bids before finally achieving success in...
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A new class of prehistoric artifacts called portable lithophones has been identified from Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve and the San...
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