(Santa Fe, New Mexico) – In celebration of International Archaeology Day, Saturday, October 19, the Center for New Mexico Archaeology (CNMA) will open its doors to the public, providing an […]
(Santa Fe, New Mexico) – The Museum of Indian Arts & Culture/Laboratory of Anthropology and the Office of Archaeological Studies is hosting International Archaeology Day, October 20th, and simultaneously opening
The Office of Archaeological Studies, in collaboration with the Santa Fe Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America and other organizations in northern New Mexico, will host an open house
International Archaeology Day at the Center for New Mexico Archaeology Read More »
Recent archaeological evidence from Ireland sheds light on Bronze Age burial sites which indicate the beginnings of the later Celtic rituals and traditions of Samhain (SAH-win) which precedes that later
Dia de los Muertos: Pre-Columbian Past to Present Brown Bag Talks Read More »
Despite nearly 4,000 years of ceramic technology in the Southwest, the common use of pottery for cooking only dates within the past 2,000 years. The history of innovation in cooking
Cooking Jar Technology in the Ancient Southwest Brown Bag Talk Read More »
The traditional picture of early Pueblo history (pre-AD 900) has been broadly recreated by archaeological research in the Four Corners region. The early Pueblo history in the greater Dinetah region
The Early Pueblo Occupation of the Dinetah Region Brown Bag Talk Read More »
Shelby Jones-Cervantes will give a presentation on her current archaeomagnetic dating research and the methods behind this very important mode of dating archaeological material. Over the past six decades, a
Dr. Eric Blinman will present a lecture on his theory countering the current idea that the modern Tewa-speaking people migrated, en masse, from the Mesa Verde region of Colorado. Eric
Suspension of Belief: Why I Don’t Believe Mesa Verde became Tewa Brown Bag Talk Read More »
Ulysses Reid of Zia Pueblo will demonstrate traditional Zia Pueblo pottery making and firing methods at the Center for New Mexico Archaeology (CNMA) beginning on Saturday, August 19 at 9am.
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On Thursday, August 17th, Hopi kachina carvers from the Third Mesa village of Hotevilla will be giving a day-long demonstration at the Center for New Mexico Archaeology highlighting their traditional
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