Using movement and sound, Terry tells the Native American Hoop Dancer story. His performances are multi-sensory, captivating, and inspiring. With...
It is widely acknowledged that societies in the US Southwest/Northwest Mexico (SW/NW) acquired various items from Mesoamerica including copper, cacao,...
This webinar examines the important role Indigenous Archaeology plays in developing collaborative partnerships that practice the principles of consent, consensus,...
Clothing has been a crucial aspect of modern human survival, since the colonization of the northern latitudes of Eurasia over...
The term “Pueblo” is problematic. It was used by the Spanish to refer to many different ethnic groups living in...
Many archaeologists consider the Clovis/Pre-Clovis debate to be resolved, but most arguments in favor of a Pre-Clovis occupation of the...
The film will be an intimate journey through the hands and hearts of 5 Zuni artists. Through weaving, pottery, jewelry...
A common global denominator of Indigenous people is poor health, and the colonial settler states that are charged with providing...
The Native Teen Guide in Training (NTGIT) is a program of the Canyonlands Field Institute based out of Moab, Utah....
Although originally domesticated in Mexico, the initial adoption and spread of maize (Zea mays) are key to understanding the forager-to-farmer...
The first definitive evidence of Ice Age Americans in North America came from the Folsom site in northeastern New Mexico....
Body art and modification holds deep cultural significance in many Indigenous communities; further, practices like tattooing have endured despite forced...