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SOLD OUT! Backcountry Archaeology: Hiking the Bears Ears

Blanding, UT
April 2–8, 2023

Be Curious, Be Brave...

Carved into the banded sandstone of Bears Ears National Monument are twisting gorges and deep canyons. Careful and persistent hikers are met with exquisitely preserved rock art panels, kivas, towers, and granaries—a

Duration:
7 days

Starting at: $3,700

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SOLD OUT! Chaco to Mesa Verde

Durango, CO
April 23–29, 2023

Be Curious, Be Brave... Join us on an exploration of the archaeology, cultural history, and high desert landscapes of southwestern Colorado and northwestern New Mexico. The remarkable preservation of ancestral sites, paired with the unbroken continuity

Duration:
7 days

Starting at: $3,000

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Pueblo Weaving Workshop: Field Trip to Bears Ears & more

Cortez, CO
August 6–12, 2023

In this exciting, activity-filled cultural experience, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about all things Pueblo – past and present. First, experience the magic of Ancestral Pueblo landscapes in southwest Colorado as you stay at Crow Canyon’s

Duration:
7 days

Starting at: $3,300

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Archaeology Research Program, Session I

Cortez, CO
September 4–8, 2023

Join an archaeological survey at Hawkins Preserve, a 122-acre natural area located just south of Cortez, Colorado. The Preserve includes numerous Ancestral Pueblo habitations (A.D. 500–A.D. 1300) that are part of the Mitchell Springs Group, one of the

Duration:
5 days

Starting at: $1025.00

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SOLD OUT! Uintah Fremont Pathways

Vernal, UT
September 10–15, 2023

Explore the fascinating cultural history of the Uintah Fremont who once lived in remote canyons and bluffs in and around the Green River of northern Utah. Hike to awe-inspiring panels of rock imagery set in the beautiful sandstone country of what is known

Duration:
5 days

Starting at: $3,300

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Archaeology Research Program, Session II

Cortez, CO
September 18–22, 2023

Join an archaeological survey at Hawkins Preserve, a 122-acre natural area located just south of Cortez, Colorado. The Preserve includes numerous Ancestral Pueblo habitations (A.D. 500–A.D. 1300) that are part of the Mitchell Springs Group, one of the

Duration:
5 days

Starting at: $1025.00

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Annual Meeting

Online

Tune into Crow Canyon's 2023 Annual Meeting on Saturday, September 30, at 10:30 a.m. MDT.

- Learn about recent discoveries from our field and lab archaeologists.

- Meet new educational staff who are enhancing the Indigenous focus of our curricula

Duration:
90 minutes

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Creating Community During the Basketmaker III Period in Southwest Colorado

Online
10/5/2023

The central Mesa Verde region of southwest Colorado was a new frontier for Ancestral Pueblo farmers during the Basketmaker III period (A.D. 500–750). The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center investigated a Basketmaker III settlement on Indian Camp Ranch from

Duration:
1 hour

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SOLD OUT! 40th Anniversary Conference

Cortez, CO
October 11–15, 2023

Join us in the celebration of this milestone commemorating 40 years of partnership, collaboration, and support. We are deeply grateful to the Crow Canyon community for the kindness and generosity that allows us to celebrate, appreciate, and reciprocate the

Duration:
4 days

Starting at: $325.00

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Medicine Women: The Story of the First Native American Nursing School

Online
10/19/2023

After the Indian wars, many Americans still believed that the only good Indian was a dead Indian. But at Ganado Mission in the Navajo country of northern Arizona, a group of missionaries and doctors – who cared less about saving souls and more about saving

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1 hour

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Transilient Acts: Managing Change in the Ancestral Pueblo World

Online
10/26/2023

This talk focuses on the wide range of practices and, likely, beliefs that have long been part of Ancestral and modern Pueblo strategies to manage change within their communities. Dr. Adler starts with a critique of how archaeology currently uses the concept

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1 hour

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