The Southwest Symposium organization was founded in 1988 to promote new ideas and new directions in the archaeology of the U.S. Southwest and Mexican Northwest.
The 2023 Southwest Symposium Archaeological Conference is less than three weeks away! YIKES!
While Early Registration is over, you can still register online for the conference. We will also have on-site registration:
https://t.co/aw56joTQcL
The amazingly affordable La Fonda conference room rate for the 2023 Southwest Symposium ends December 19. However, the reserved block of rooms is filling fast, so you may want to reserve your room (and register for the conference) sooner.
Dr. Edward Jolie, ASM's Clara Lee Tanner associate curator of ethnology, and co-authors Elizabeth Goldberg and Katherine Latham, just published a chapter in this new book from the University of Utah Press:
https://t.co/hCN9iSH0KS
CLASS ON COLLECTIONS CARE
Establish a baseline of care; discuss agents of deterioration light, pests, environment, water. A variety of objects will be addressed including baskets, ceramics, paintings, and textiles. Click here to learn more and register: https://t.co/puwVKwDw5H
Check out this interview on KSJE where Kellam Throgmorton (Crow Canyon) and Paul Reed (Archaeology Southwest) share updates on various collaborative projects taking place in our region!
https://t.co/vFH9Q8pRpq
HOY:
El Antrop. Alejandro Aguilar Zeleny será parte del seminario internacional "Cosmovisión, defensa y acción transfronteriza yoeme: lucha social del territorio, espacio y agua yaqui".
12 h
📍 Depto. de Sociología y Admon. Pública
Universidad de Sonora
Now Hiring: Engaged Anthropologist – Associate/Full, Open Sub-Field | San Diego State University Department of Anthropology: San Diego, California | https://t.co/ZC3nyzL9ye #jobs
We are pleased to tell you the discounted La Fonda room rate for conference attendees is extended to December 19th. Please see https://t.co/aw56joCfld
for details.
In this upcoming free webinar, Davina Two Bears shares her experience of re-connecting and re-documenting Navajo sites of her Diné relatives on Chacra Mesa. https://t.co/cItSTpf7Mn
Now Hiring: Assistant Professor of Anthropology (Archaeology and Cultural Resource Management) | California State University Long Beach: Long Beach, California | https://t.co/0Xl2bcZhnU #jobs
I am thrilled to share this research examining human management of turkeys in the Mimbres region of southwestern New Mexico by @sgdolan and colleagues. I only played a small part in this, but I thought the group's approach to examining human-animal.. https://t.co/vzeWyvoq9x 1/
Raise your hand if you’re excited for #SHA2023! 🙋♀️
This year’s conference in #Lisbon will feature a multitude of breakout sessions, including workshops, tours, and roundtable luncheons. Check out the preliminary program for more information here 👇
https://t.co/dKGgxxo8UU
SAA asks members, archaeologists, and the public who are constituents of Senators serving on the Armed Services Committee to support a vital piece of anti-looting legislation. Send your Senator a letter today through SAA’s Take Action portal: https://t.co/zboKXMAy6Y
Season 5 of Mesa Verde Voices has launched! The season begins with Episode 1 featuring Mesa Verde National Park's designation as the 100th International Dark Sky Park and why this does more than just keep the park breathtakingly beautiful!
https://t.co/pxm2FQdaCf
Built on Indigenous Peoples' homelands and villages, Santa Fe has always been a diverse, culturally and historically rich community, and is deeply proud of the prolific contributions that its first peoples continue to bring to the city. #TheCityDifferent
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