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Archaeology is present in every corner of the state. The projects highlighted in this report are only a small sample of the work being done to preserve Colorado’s colorful history

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Ludlow Massacre Site

Ludlow Massacre Site

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - Learning from the Past: Prehistoric Climate Migrants

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center - Learning from the Past: Prehistoric Climate Migrants

Mesa Verde Wildfires

Mesa Verde Wildfires

El Pueblo Project

El Pueblo Project

Ute Mountain Tribal Park

Ute Mountain Tribal Park

Chimney Rock

Chimney Rock

Canyon Pintado

Canyon Pintado

Amache Relocation Center

Amache Relocation Center

Who is an Archaeologist?

What are the Benefits of Archaeology?

How Does Archaeology Help Connect us to the Past?

Preserving Archaeological Sites

Visiting Archaeological Sites

Celebrating the Archaeological Community

Changing Climate

Oil and Gas Development

Benefits of Land Conservation

Baseline Data Collection

Primary Resources and Technical Assistance

This project was funded by a

History Colorado State Historical Fund Grant