2024
24
Oct
Jemez Pueblo to Secure Right to Use Lands in Valles Caldera
Dear Friends,
I didn’t expect to be thinking or writing about fences this week, but such is the nature of our work and conversations at Archaeology Southwest!
Last week, Vice President of Preservation and Collaboration John Welch traveled to Mattocks Pueblo in the Mimbres Valley of southwest...
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2019
03
Dec
Why You Should Experience Pecos National Historical Park
Knowledge seekers of every kind are welcome at Archaeology Café at The Loft Cinema for a series of programs exploring the deep and diverse history of the Southwest. Join us on Tuesday, December 3, 2019, as Jeremy M. Moss discusses Pecos National Historical Park in his talk, "Going Down to the Cro...
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2014
17
Aug
Tribal Governor Rebuilding Ancient Ceramic Traditions of Jemez Pueblo
Tribal Governor Rebuilding Ancient Ceramic Traditions of Jemez Pueblo
Joshua Madalena believes that Jemez black-on-white pottery is the original art form of the Jemez Pueblo people. This unique form of ceramic pottery is tempered with volcanic tuff or rock, slipped with white clay, painted with carb...
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2012
24
Jul
Substantial Progress in Thwarting the Sale of Illicit Antiquities
Substantial Progress in Thwarting the Sale of Illicit Antiquities
Across the country measures taken to curb the trade in looted artifacts are making it more difficult for collectors of antiquities to donate, or sell, the cultural treasures that fill their homes, display cases and storage units. Muse...
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