Published on: 04/08/25
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Sled Dogs in the Southwest: Fact or Fable?
Published on: 03/19/25
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Connecting and Dividing: Dogs and Peoples in the Chesapeake Bay Region, 1600s-1800s
Published on: 12/13/24
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The History of the Coast Salish Woolly Dogs
Published on: 12/13/24
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Tea and Archaeology: Field School, Save History, and Archaeology Southwest Magazine
Published on: 11/21/24
Weaving the Hair of the Dog: White Dog Hair Textiles in the Ancient Southwest
Published on: 10/11/24
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Celebrating the Song Dogs
Published on: 06/27/24
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Tasting History: A Hands-on Approach and Revival of Native and Traditional Agave Crops in Tucson
Published on: 06/27/24
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A Lifelong Zuni Farmer’s Authority and Influence
Published on: 03/19/24
Tres Hornos: Experimental Archaeology of Earthen Ovens
Published on: 02/18/24
Archaeologies of Foodways and Cuisine
Published on: 01/18/24
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Indigenous Agriculture: Planting for Survival
Published on: 12/15/23
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More than Subsistence: How Anishinaabe Traditional Foodways Nourish Culture, Kinship, and Community ...
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