Deadline for Grant Proposal Submissions
Research and Travel Grants and Orrell-Martin Award applications are due February 15th.
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Events
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Jonathan Dombrosky – “Zooarchaeology of the Northern Chaco Outliers Project: A Multi-Year Research Program”
AAHS Webinars are free and open to the public. However, you must pre-register. To do so CLICK HERE. Crow Canyon Archaeological Center initiated the Northern Chaco Outliers Project in 2016. This project focuses on the Lakeview Community, a collection of four neighboring Chaco-period Great Houses in southwestern Colorado. Ongoing fieldwork at the Haynie site […]
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Rock Art of Cocoraque Ranch
Janine Hernbrode will provide this rare opportunity to access Cocoraque Ranch Joaquin Burruel established the private Cocoraque Ranch at a permanent water source west of Tucson sometime before 1883. The Ranch itself is young compared to the large hill behind the Cocoraque Ranch house. Native people used the hill as a sacred site for over […]
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Event Details
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AAHS Used Book Sale
Arizona State MuseumJoin us during the Tucson Festival of Books for our bi-annual Used Book Sale. We will be on the walkway and lawn in front of the Arizona State Museum. As always, we will have books covering a wide range of subjects, including archaeology, ethnology, biology, history, art, and fiction. Prices range from $2.00 to $30.00. […]
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AAHS Used Book Sale
Arizona State MuseumJoin us during the Tucson Festival of Books for our bi-annual Used Book Sale. We will be on the walkway and lawn in front of the Arizona State Museum. As always, we will have books covering a wide range of subjects, including archaeology, ethnology, biology, history, art, and fiction. Prices range from $2.00 to $30.00. […]
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George Tinseth – “History of Aviation in Arizona”
The City of Tucson has been home to several notable moments in aviation history over the past 115 years. For almost 80 years of those years, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base has contributed to several of those moments. For this lecture, we will journey through the story of how the installation came to be, its relationship […]
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Ann Lane Hedlund – “Mac Schweitzer: A Mid-Century Tucson Artist and Her Southwestern Archaeology Connections”
Artist Mac (Mary Alice Cox) Schweitzer (1921-1962) was well known in the Tucson and Scottsdale art colonies of the mid-twentieth century. Mac’s close friends, mentors and patrons, many of whom were associated with the University of Arizona and anthropology, included Tom Bahti, David and Barbara Breternitz, Alice Carpenter, Ed and Marianne Dozier, Maurice Grossman, Emil […]
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