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As Crow Canyon archaeologists begin to plan next year’s excavation at the Haynie site, they’re getting help from an eye in the sky: a drone that takes extremely high-resolution images. Crow Canyon contracted with a drone...
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For some people, the long and winding road keeps leading back to Crow Canyon. Deloria (Dee) Lomawaima is serving as a Pueblo Indian scholar for this year’s National Endowment for the Humanities workshops, “Mesa Verde National...
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October 9–15, 2016 Work with our lab archaeologists! Analyze pottery and stone artifacts; prepare artifacts for permanent curation. Read more.
Sign up now for 2017 and be among the first to excavate at our new research site for the Northern Chaco Outliers Project. What will you discover? Read more.
Crow Canyon’s award-winning experiential education programs spark young minds and young imaginations. Plan your 2017 or 2018 program now! Read more.
October 5–11, 2017 Explore the archaeology of the proposed Bears Ears National Monument in Utah with local experts Ben Bellorado, M.A., and Jonathan Till, M.A. Read more.
The Neolithic transition paved the way for the development of large agricultural settlements. Left: Shunet el-Zebib, at the site of Abydos in Upper Egypt, ca. 2650 B.C. (photo courtesy Shanna Diederichs). Right: Artist’s reconstruction of...
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Travel with Crow Canyon: Barbara Schwietert's Story
School Groups: Learning from the Human Experience
Visit with Respect
A Possible Stockade at the Dillard Site
Grant Coffey, Goodman Point Video Documentation Project
Travel with Crow Canyon: Dr. Bill Lipe's Story
Travel with Crow Canyon: Libby Shafer's Story
Travel with Crow Canyon: Dr. Joseph Suina's Story
Kristin Kuckelman, Goodman Point Video Documentation Project
Archaeology Camp with Trishna
