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Tag Archives: New Mexico
People. Fire. Climate.
“Humans and fire are interconnected all the way back to our beginnings,” said Thomas W. Swetnam, principal investigator on the grant and director of the UA Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research. Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, News
Tagged Climate, Forest, Hopi, Jemez Mountains, New Mexico, Thomas W. Swetnam, University of Arizona, Zuni
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A Romantic Adventure-Tale of Treasure and Archaeology
You know how you start googling for information on one thing but end up going down a completely different rabbit hole from the one you started on? This happened to me over the weekend and I found myself looking for … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology
Tagged Franklin D. Roosevelt, Google Earth, Hondo, House (TV series), New Mexico, U.S. Army, Victorio Peak, World War II
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