Studies of U.S. tribal enrollment practices have traditionally been the domain of legal scholars and anthropologists who approach these issues...
Humans have impacted ecosystems worldwide for the past 200,000 years, yet many studies of ecosystems do not include humans, preferring...
Mark Varien, executive vice president of the Crow Canyon Research Institute, discusses how partnering with native peoples has changed how...
Bears Ears National Monument is home to rich cultural heritage and is sacred to many Native American communities who continue...
Join Mesa Verde National Park Ranger, Jill Blumenthal, on a tour of Cliff Palace. Cliff Palace is one of the...
This document represents the final report on the Maize Database project or MDP. It includes: a brief description of the...
Archaeologist Ruth Van Dyke shares insights into social, political, and sensorial relationships across the greater Chaco landscape, past and present....
America has a rich, deep past that extends back much further than 1492. In this guide for teachers, Crow Canyon...
This lesson highlights two important facets of archaeology: asking research questions and testing theories. It also introduces students to the...
Pueblo Indian people of the American Southwest have multi-faceted and nuanced relationships with their material culture associated with archaeological activities....
Paint is one of the oldest known human technologies, yet it remains underrepresented in archaeological discourse. Making paint requires intimate...
Annual report summarizing progress on the Northern Chaco Outliers Project during Crow Canyon’s 2017 field season.