San Lorenzo Elementary School, located just 4 miles south of the Mimbres Culture Heritage Site, has the distinction of being our Junior Site Stewards. The various grade levels do projects with us on site or we visit the classrooms. Our belief is that children hold the success of preserving our past and by involving them, we are actively educating them on how to preserve history. We invite other schools with different age groups to join us, also.
School / Organization Programs Request Form
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Archaeology Southwest & Western New Mexico University of Silver City & University of Arizona. . .
FIELD SCHOOL APPLICATIONS DUE! www.archaeologysouthwest.org/field-school/
Join Archaeology Southwest, Western New Mexico University, and the University of Arizona this summer for the 2024 season of our Preservation Archaeology Field School in beautiful Silver City, New Mexico, June 19–July 30.
Our Preservation Archaeology curriculum integrates research, education, preservation, and engagement with Indigenous and local communities. Collections-based research, museum curation, experimental archaeology, and archaeological survey work is complemented by public outreach activities and field trips to archaeological and cultural sites that immerse students in the history and cultures of the U.S. Southwest. Students will be active participants in our ongoing research project on corporate groups, extended-family households who cooperated for activities like growing crops and maintaining irrigation systems in the Mimbres area from AD 1000–1130.
Undergraduate and graduate students will earn 7 credit hours while studying collections at the Western New Mexico University Museum and conducting archaeological survey work nearby.
Students from small colleges and historically underrepresented groups are particularly encouraged to apply.
Visit www.archaeologysouthwest.org/field-school/ or email Dr. Karen Schollmeyer ([email protected]) to learn more about the program, faculty, and amenities, and for application and funding information.
Applications are due March 15, 2024.
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Archaeology Southwest & Western New Mexico University of Silver City & University of Arizona. . .
FIELD SCHOOL APPLICATIONS DUE! www.archaeologysouthwest.org/field-school/
Join Archaeology Southwest, Western New Mexico University, and the University of Arizona this summer for the 2024 season of our Preservation Archaeology Field School in beautiful Silver City, New Mexico, June 19–July 30.
Our Preservation Archaeology curriculum integrates research, education, preservation, and engagement with Indigenous and local communities. Collections-based research, museum curation, experimental archaeology, and archaeological survey work is complemented by public outreach activities and field trips to archaeological and cultural sites that immerse students in the history and cultures of the U.S. Southwest. Students will be active participants in our ongoing research project on corporate groups, extended-family households who cooperated for activities like growing crops and maintaining irrigation systems in the Mimbres area from AD 1000–1130.
Undergraduate and graduate students will earn 7 credit hours while studying collections at the Western New Mexico University Museum and conducting archaeological survey work nearby.
Students from small colleges and historically underrepresented groups are particularly encouraged to apply.
Visit www.archaeologysouthwest.org/field-school/ or email Dr. Karen Schollmeyer ([email protected]) to learn more about the program, faculty, and amenities, and for application and funding information.
Applications are due March 15, 2024.
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