Publishing the results of our fieldwork and laboratory analyses is fundamental to meeting our professional and ethical obligations as archaeologists (see Archaeological Ethics and Law).
Site Reports & Databases
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Publishing the results of our fieldwork and laboratory analyses is fundamental to meeting our professional and ethical obligations as archaeologists (see Archaeological Ethics and Law).
The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Research Database is an extensive collection of field and laboratory data generated as a result of the Center's ongoing research into prehistoric Pueblo Indian (Anasazi) culture.
The database currently contains information on 20 archaeological sites in southwestern Colorado and southeastern Utah that have been excavated by Crow Canyon archaeologists and participants in the Center's research and education programs.
The database allows users to access information (field data, analysis data, maps, and photographs) for individual sites or for multiple sites simultaneously. If you plan to search for photographs, please see our new photo database tool.
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