AIA Denver Chapter

buff.ly/4dfCBE3 New discoveries in the Amazon are using new technological advancements to unveil the scale of little-known civilizations.

We are very excited for our next lecture on March 30! It is a triumphant return the the Mediterranean. Come join us! buff.ly/49EGUaf

This is a cool feature for a museum. It never occurred to me that a museum could make an app to give people guided tours outside the museum! Have a look at this one focused on Black history in Colorado. buff.ly/3QCtYZL

Come for the knowledge, stay for the breathtaking pictures of the Patagonian high desert. buff.ly/3OHHPhK

Join us for our next lecture on Hawaiian archaeology! buff.ly/3uCS7sF

Have you ever thought about Hawaiian archaeology before? Maybe it's time! Join us for our hybrid lecture on Feb 24th! buff.ly/3SBvjlf

If you ever have the chance to see rope being made by any traditional method, I highly recommend it. It is one of those things which take for granted today, but which is an astonishing technology. buff.ly/4brPJFC

Whether or not you had a chance to see our October Lecture, Sweet Hell of the Mill, take a look at this gorgeous video that Dr. Cruz sent about the site! buff.ly/47ZcIoB

There have always been high end specialists. Do you visit any highly skilled craftspeople? What would the same level of skill look like in different eras? buff.ly/485voDt

Come join us for our lecture this Saturday Feb 27 at 1:00! buff.ly/3RUQDBC

It's a bit far from Denver, but as a sometime resident of Boston I can't resist the opportunity to promote the excellent work being done at the city archaeology lab in Boston. They are a model for public archaeology! buff.ly/3vEfzpB

Come join us for our January lecture! We hope to see you in person at the Eugene Field Branch Library, or virtually on Zoom. January 27, 1 PM! buff.ly/3RUQDBC

Gorgeous finds! buff.ly/3TJcdvI

It's not the most exciting article we'll ever post, but let's talk numbers. There are careers in archaeology and now is a good time for it. With all the federal money in infrastructure, demand has never been higher for CRM, and the pay has never as good. buff.ly/3RFxZyL

An important and ongoing conversation in archaeology is the responsibility that countries and institutions have to return the cultural patrimony which they have. I always have an eye out for stories like this, where repatriation has been successful! buff.ly/3GEWxli

One of the things I love as a human who lives in a community is when archaeologists can learn more about the humans and communities of other places and times, and not just focus on the elite or magnificent. How are communities organized? buff.ly/41ao2N1

Come join us this weekend for our first in person lecture on the archaeology of the red light district in Central City, CO. If you can't join us in person at the Eugene Field Branch library, come join us on zoom! buff.ly/47mUAFU

If you missed our last lecture, check out this great article that features the site! buff.ly/3MQ4lUQ