Programs Post Type - Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

The Pueblo World

Albuquerque, NM
March 31 – April 6, 2024

Step into the Pueblo world and discover the depth and diversity of Pueblo communities in the Rio Grande Valley. Accompanied by extraordinary Pueblo educators, enjoy a unique opportunity to experience deeper dimensions of Pueblo lifeways: Attend a Corn Dance

Starting at: $4,400

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SOLD OUT Glen Canyon Rising

Page, AZ
May 12 – 18, 2024

Climate change is significantly impacting Reservoir Powell, allowing Glen Canyon to rise again from the depths of impounded waters—a story of human history rises with it. Join us on an extraordinary journey in a landscape steeped in cultural traditions as

Starting at: $6,800

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Wild Food and Cuisine Workshop

Cortez, CO
8/28/2024

Delve into the remarkable world of food pathways and cultural landscapes in this unique, day long workshop. Guided by Reyna Banteah (Zuni) of Ts'uyya Farm, Katrina Blair of

Starting at: $200.00

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SOLD OUT Archaeology Research Program, Session I

Cortez, CO
September 8–14, 2024

This session is SOLD OUT. Life happens and cancellations do happen, so please add your name to the waitlist by sending an email to programs@crowcanyon.org.

Join an important research opportunity as a citizen scientist to help advance understanding

Starting at: $1775.00

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A Hidden History: An Overview of African American History and Northern Arizona

Online
9/12/2024

The history of African Americans in the West, and the archaeological sites associated with their lives, has had little rigorous archaeological study. This webinar will discuss the history of African Americans in Northern Arizona and the diaspora out of the

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SOLD OUT Backcountry Archaeology in the Bears Ears

Cortez, CO
September 15 – 21, 2024

This program is SOLD OUT. Life happens and cancellations do happen, so please add your name to the waitlist by sending an email to travel@crowcanyon.org.

Experience an unforgettable journey into Bears Ears National Monument. During this five

Starting at: $4,800

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Abandonment Issues? The Indigenous People of the Casas Grandes Valley and the Legacy of Paquimé

Online
9/19/2024

Exploring the rich tapestry of Indigenous history in Northwest Mexico, we start in the state of Chihuahua at the archaeological ruins called Paquimé in the Casas Grandes Valley (CGV). Now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in 1974 Charles Di Peso

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SOLD OUT Archaeology Research Program, Session II

Cortez, CO
September 22–28, 2024

This session is SOLD OUT. Life happens and cancellations do happen, so please add your name to the waitlist by sending an email to programs@crowcanyon.org.

Join an important research opportunity as a citizen scientist to help advance understanding of

Starting at: $1775.00

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Caretakers of the Land: A Story of Farming and Community in San Xavier

Online
9/26/2024

Farming has always been the way of life for the Tohono O’odham community in San Xavier, located just south of Tucson. Their way of life depended on access to the land and to the water, namely the Santa Cruz River, which nourished agriculture in the area for

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SOLD OUT Ancient Cultures of the Green River

Green River, UT
September 29 – October 5, 2024

This program is SOLD OUT. Life happens and cancellations do happen, so please add your name to the waitlist by sending an email to travel@crowcanyon.org.

Visit with respect as we travel deep into desert environments that depict the history of

Starting at: $4,600

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Ink and Identity: Exploring the History of Indigenous Tattoo Traditions in the United States Southwest

Online
10/3/2024

Body art and modification holds deep cultural significance in many Indigenous communities; further, practices like tattooing have endured despite forced assimilation. Iconographic evidence suggests body art and modification (e.g. tattooing) may date to as

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The Paleoindian Southwest: The Role of the Greater Southwest in Understanding the Earliest Americans

Online
10/10/2024

The first definitive evidence of Ice Age Americans in North America came from the Folsom site in northeastern New Mexico. Subsequent discoveries at Blackwater Draw and Arizona’s San Pedro Valley established the presence of Clovis mammoth hunters on the

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SOLD OUT Movement & Memory

Cortez, CO
October 20 – 26, 2024

This program is SOLD OUT. Life happens and cancellations do happen, so please add your name to the waitlist by sending an email to travel@crowcanyon.org.

Crow Canyon’s beautiful 170-acre campus is your base on an exploration to places that are

Starting at: $4,000

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Modeling Early Maize in the North American Southwest

Online
10/24/2024

Although originally domesticated in Mexico, the initial adoption and spread of maize (Zea mays) are key to understanding the forager-to-farmer transition in the North American Southwest. Fundamental to our understanding of this transition is

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SOLD OUT The Salado Phenomenon

Flagstaff, AZ
November 10 – 17, 2024

This program is SOLD OUT. Life happens and cancellations do happen, so please add your name to the waitlist by sending an email to travel@crowcanyon.org.

The Salado flourished from the thirteenth to the fifteenth centuries from the Mogollon Rim to

Starting at: $5,000

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Intersecting Community-Based Participatory Research, Native Nation Building, and Community Gardens to Increase Access to Healthy and Traditional Food in an Indigenous Food Desert

Online
11/14/2024

A common global denominator of Indigenous people is poor health, and the colonial settler states that are charged with providing healthcare are perplexed, misguided, or in denial as to the root causes. Matthew makes the case that depressed Indigenous social

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The Pueblo World

SOLD OUT Glen Canyon Rising

Wild Food and Cuisine Workshop

SOLD OUT Archaeology Research Program, Session I

A Hidden History: An Overview of African American History and Northern Arizona

SOLD OUT Backcountry Archaeology in the Bears Ears

Abandonment Issues? The Indigenous People of the Casas Grandes Valley and the Legacy of Paquimé

SOLD OUT Archaeology Research Program, Session II

Caretakers of the Land: A Story of Farming and Community in San Xavier

SOLD OUT Ancient Cultures of the Green River

Ink and Identity: Exploring the History of Indigenous Tattoo Traditions in the United States Southwest

The Paleoindian Southwest: The Role of the Greater Southwest in Understanding the Earliest Americans

SOLD OUT Movement & Memory

Modeling Early Maize in the North American Southwest

SOLD OUT The Salado Phenomenon

Intersecting Community-Based Participatory Research, Native Nation Building, and Community Gardens to Increase Access to Healthy and Traditional Food in an Indigenous Food Desert

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