Press Room: Overview

Press Room

News from Archaeology Southwest.

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Southwest Social Networks

Archaeology Southwest joins the University of Arizona's School of Anthropology in proudly announcing the publication of findings from the innovative Southwest Social Networks Project. more...

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Tonto National Forest to Develop EIS for Travel Management Plan

Archaeology Southwest supports Tonto National Forest's decision to develop an Environmental Impact Statement regarding its proposed Travel Management Plan. more...

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Archaeology Café Returns to Phoenix

Archaeology Café returns to Phoenix, bringing experts and lifelong learners together for happy hour. more...

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Migrants and Mounds

The richly illustrated volume presents the results of Archaeology Southwest’s long-term research program in southeastern Arizona’s San Pedro River valley. more...

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Lewis Borck is Newest Preservation Fellow

University of Arizona School of Anthropology doctoral candidate Lewis Borck will pursue Preservation Archaeology in southern Arizona through Archaeology Southwest's Preservation Fellow program. more...

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Threats to Natural and Cultural Resources on Santa Fe National Forest

Archaeology Southwest joins our conservation allies in expressing concern over a controversial Travel Management Plan. more...

Pueblo Ruin on Mesa with Pinnacles, 1994, © Adriel Heisey

Chimney Rock National Monument Established

Archaeology Southwest joins the National Trust for Historic Preservation in applauding the President’s designation of Chimney Rock National Monument. more...

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Archaeology Southwest’s Statement on Televised Treasure Hunting

We were deeply dismayed to learn of two new reality series that promote the willful destruction of our shared heritage. more...

Center for Desert Archaeology Is Now Archaeology Southwest

New in 2012: The Center for Desert Archaeology is now Archaeology Southwest. more...

Conjectural Reconstruction of Aztec Great Kiva

Innovative Virtual Exhibit to Explore Chaco’s Legacy

August 4, 2011—Center for Desert Archaeology Preservation Archaeologists Paul F. Reed and Doug Gann have been awarded a $150,000 grant to digitally interpret recent archaeological findings from northwestern New Mexico. more...

Archaeology Café: 2,500 Years in the Marsh

A panel of archaeologists from William Self Associates, Inc., will discuss their work at the Marsh Station Road site on September 7, 2010, as part of our Archaeology Café series. more...

Center President Doelle to Speak in El Paso on December 12

Center President Bill Doelle spoke about the development of the exhibition "From Above: Images of a Storied Land" at El Paso's Centennial Museum on December 12, 2009. more...