Mark your calendars for our annual Winter Party and Auction, January 11th
Donate to our Research and Travel Grant funds
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Los Morteros is the site of a large Native American village inhabited between about 850 and 1300 CE. The site stretches north and south along the Santa Cruz River and extends west of the river past the current right-of-way of Silverbell Road. For centuries, Los Morteros was a large village and the center of an […]
Our webinars are free and open to the public, but preregistration is required. To register, click here. This talk presents some of my dissertation work, which focused on the organization of architectural labor at Betatakin (Talastima) and Keet Seel (Kawestima) during the Tsegi Phase (AD 1250-1300). The goal of my dissertation was to identify whether […]
Research and Travel Grants and Orrell-Martin Award applications are accepted between January 1 and February 15.
Once again, we will host our Winter Party at the San Pedro Chapel. Details of the program are still being formulated, but expect good food, good company, an interesting speaker, and a silent auction to raise funds for our Research and Travel Grant grants. If you have items to donate for the auction, contact Katherine […]
Research and Travel Grants and Orrell-Martin Award applications are due February 15th.
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 […]
