
For decades, archaeologists have relied on their eyes to discern and document landscape features created by Ancestral Pueblo peoples of...

The southwestern United States has historically faced droughts and tough climate conditions, a situation predating the extensive effects of human-caused...

In 2020, High Country News published a report called "Land-grab Universities" (Lee and Ahtone, 2020). This work brought visibility to...

Cartography, or the science of mapmaking, is often portrayed as a European invention and lives in popular imagination as primarily...

History, place, and fine art intersect in buffalo soldiers: reVision, an exhibition at the Fort Garland Museum & Cultural Center,...

Certain words become symbols. Crowds shouting “USA, USA” stir emotions of fervent nationalism. America is one of those words, often...

“The Lands Lead Us: Indigenous Learnings in Conservation, Leadership, and Movements," explores a holistic approach to land stewardship, emphasizing the...

Wild-food and cultivated plants are found everywhere on the globe alongside human civilizations. They follow our footsteps impeccably, as humans...

Flutes found in the Americas, and more specifically the flutes of North America, have been in use for thousands of...

The National Mustang Association of Colorado (NMACO) is committed to preserving and protecting horses in the wild and promoting conscious...

On August 5th, 2015, 3 million gallons of acid mine drainage was accidentally discharged from the Gold King Mine near...

In this talk, Dr. Hill will discuss his insights into the value of considering Native perspectives on heritage. Archaeologists have...