Research Announcement

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center’s Sandal Biography Project is a collaborative effort that explores Ancestral Pueblo footwear traditions. Through function and fashion, footwear ties all humans [...]

This year, Crow Canyon forged a new, exciting partnership with the Cortez Cultural Center and Executive Director, Rebecca Levy, that includes interactive displays in the Cultural Center’s lobby, [...]

Many thanks to our College Field School students and Native American Scholars-In-Residence for their contributions to Crow Canyon’s mission initiatives! We enjoyed working with students and [...]

Congratulations to Crow Canyon board member Tim Kohler for his election to the National Academy of Sciences!  First established by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863, the National Academy of [...]

The Spring Newsletter is Here! Much is happening at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center! Over the past year, our amazing staff, scholars, and volunteers have done great things and we’re excited to [...]

Sharing the results of fieldwork and laboratory analyses is fundamental to meeting Crow Canyon’s professional and ethical obligations as archaeologists. This spring, members of Crow Canyon’s [...]

We would like to announce Kelsey Hanson as the recipient of the 2022 Lister Fellowship award! The Lister Fellowship was established in recognition of the lifelong achievements of the late [...]

Join us in congratulating Crow Canyon’s first postdoctoral scholar, Michelle Turner, who recently accepted a position at Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut. Michelle has done amazing work [...]

We are excited to announce that the application period for the 2022–2023 Florence C. and Robert H. Lister Fellowship is now open! Every two years, the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center awards the [...]

The Research Institute at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, led by Executive Vice President Dr. Mark D. Varien, is honored to announce that our first William D. Lipe Chair of Research, Dr. Kyle [...]

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center is pleased to announce the publication of the Basketmaker Communities Project Final Interpretive Report and Companion Database! From 2011–2017, the [...]

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center is pleased to announce Dr. Ben Bellorado as our new Laboratory Manager! Ben is a familiar face on Crow Canyon’s campus. He was our Florence C. and Robert [...]