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2012
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Aug

Community-based Archaeology Allows Public Participation in Farmington

Community-based Archaeology Allows Public Participation in Farmington Researchers speculate that one of the largest Anasazi ruins in the area still lies buried by the banks of the San Juan River on Tommy Bolack's B-Square Ranch. San Juan College offers students and community members the opportunity...
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2011
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Archaeologists Rally Against "Apache Leap" Land Transfer

Archaeologists Rally Against "Apache Leap" Land Transfer Archaeology groups are lining up against a proposal, currently being debated on the floor of the House of Representatives, to give a major copper mining company a large chunk of federal land in Arizona in exchange for private lands. The group...
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