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2016
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Isleta Pueblo Regains 140 Square Miles of Traditional Lands

Isleta Pueblo Regains 140 Square Miles of Traditional Lands A Native American pueblo at the edge of New Mexico's largest city added 140 square miles of its historic homelands to its jurisdiction Friday under a deal the U.S. Interior Department says represents the single largest transfer of land back...
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2015
17
Oct

Fortuities

Andy Laurenzi, Southwest Field Representative (October 17, 2015)—I'm not  an archaeologist, so the question I’ll answer is, how is it that I'm working for Archaeology Southwest? Logically, one would expect an archaeologist to work for an outfit that does archaeology. So here is a bit about my ...
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2012
25
Mar

Preservation Archaeology Along the San Pedro

Preservation Archaeology Along the San Pedro and the Story of Archaeology Southwest The bulldozer scars are old, but somebody's been here recently. Someone's been scraping away with hand tools on a terrace above the San Pedro River, where the Hohokam built villages and fortifications centuries ago....
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