Domestic Travel Adventures

Discover the majestic landscapes and rich cultural heritage of the American West and Southwest. These premier domestic travel adventures offer the very best, including privileged access, top scholars, and limited group sizes. Crow Canyon’s trips are professionally developed to ensure both a quality educational experience and a relaxed, collegial, and fun atmosphere.

Questions? Call 800.422.8975, or e-mail travel@crowcanyon.org.

2008

Hopi Silver Workshop with Michael Kabotie: The Artist’s Journey
Take your own personal artistic journey via this jewelry workshop with Hopi artist Michael Kabotie. Create jewelry using the Hopi overlay technique, and enjoy fascinating conversations about Hopi culture and connections to the landscape.
     THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL!
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     July 27–August 2, 2008
     Tuition: $1,653   Nonmember tuition: $1,753

Navajo Dinétah and Jemez Pueblo: Origins, Community, and Connections
The sinuous canyons, broad mesas, and rolling foothills of northern New Mexico’s Dinétah hold deep cultural connections for the Navajo and the Jemez alike. Examine cutting-edge topics brought to life through mutual respect and open dialogue among scholars and participants.
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     September 14–20, 2008
     Tuition: $1,822   Nonmember tuition: $1,922
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Backcountry Archaeology in Northeastern Arizona: Hiking in the Shadow of Navajo Mountain
Enter the complex world of Kayenta culture and visit seldom-seen sites where ancient people built homes in alcoves of canyons and on surrounding mesa tops. Explore the rich traditions of the Navajo people as you hike and camp in their astoundingly beautiful homeland.
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     September 21–27, 2008
     Tuition: $1,716   Nonmember tuition: $1,816
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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center's programs and admission practices are open to applicants of any race, color, nationality, or ethnic origin.

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