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Colorado Mountain College gifts archaeological site to The Archaeological Conservancy

The land was acquired by the college in the 1970s and was used for study

Edge of the Cedars archaeologist named employee of the year

Jonathan Till is a long-time archaeologist in Four Corners

Native American ruin northeast of Cortez gets permanent protections

Haynie site will be placed in conservation easement

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center presents Marmot Cam

Center features furry creatures to celebrate Earth Day

Crow Canyon cuts 12 staff, announces turnaround plan

Layoffs Friday are part of financial recovery, CEO says

Crow Canyon plans public celebration of life for trustee David Fraley

Crow Canyon will host service today

Crow Canyon, Mesa Verde offer development program for teachers

Educators get stipend, have chance for continuing education

Crow Canyon names Liz Perry as new president and CEO

The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center has announced that Elizabeth (Liz) Perry, Ph.D., will be the organization’s new president and CEO, effective Jan. 1. Perry, currently a membe...

Crow Canyon hosts archaeological conference

Event focuses on Native American perspectives

Florence Lister, prominent archaeologist, dies at 96

‘She could really make you understand archaeology. She had that knack.’

Crow Canyon hosts lecture on Mata Ortiz ceramics

John V. Bezy, geologist and co-author of “The Artistry and History of Mata Ortiz,” will present a lecture on the history of the modern Mata Ortiz ceramics tradition at the Crow Canyon Archae...

Crow Canyon speaker examines human impact on native fish

Jonathan Dombrowsky, who is working as a field archaeologist at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center this summer, will speak on Thursday, June 30, on how the range of a now-endangered fish ...