A New Kind of Archaeology

Welcome to Archaeology Southwest! This short video shares why we do our work: to ensure that people’s stories on the land endure well into the future. The places and stories that connect us all to our humanity and its history are alive. We collaborate broadly to help understand, restore, and protect those stories, places, and connections.
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🎥 Produced by David Wallace Visuals and Archaeology Southwest
🎙️ Very special thanks to narrator Corey Flintoff
🏜️ Drone footage courtesy of Russ McSpadden, Center for Biological Diversity

[@tammarastephens3728]

Great video!

[@donnasingleton6666]

This is an awesome outreach which I will share with as many folks as I know miight have a peripheral intetest. I'm not from your focus area, but the High Plains of Texas, but every time I drive past a "playa lake" - aka buffalo wallow - I I mourn. So many thanks to everyone!

[@jamesnella52]

Talk to the Elders. Remember the past

[@uncletoad1779]

This looks like a good beginning.

[@hallowedbethynameyahuah7705]

The vandalism charges should be gigantic enough to discourage any mass clearing projects by large companies and it should go towards indigenous communities, in order to give the government incentive to refrain from large scale archaeological destruction themselves.