01:04:51

The White Mountain Apache Experiment in Community-Based Site Protection

01:03:06

Mimbres Lives and Landscapes of Southwestern New Mexico

57:35

What's West of Phoenix: Patayan Archaeology of the Lower Gila River

01:04:24

Precontact Agriculture, Tucson versus Phoenix: It’s Not the Same!

58:50

Sonoran Desert Food and Lifeways, Past and Present

01:10:29

Painted Walls and Tree-Ring Dates in the Embattled Bears Ears Cultural Landscape

01:03:56

New Discoveries about the Cliff Dwellers of Central Arizona

58:04

Life Before AD 1500 on the Upper Gila River, Southwest New Mexico

01:08:46

Blood Flowed Like Water

37:40

If All Mimbres Sites Are Not the Same, Then What Makes Mimbres Mimbres?

02:02

Preservation Archaeology at Casa Malpais

01:03:09

The Salado in Phoenix

50:04

Spanish Colonial & Mexican Period Life in Tucson

59:24

Teaching, Research, and Salado Archaeology in Southwest New Mexico

55:30

Tumamoc Hill: More than a Place for a Good Hike

43:58

Archaeology Under the Downtown Streets (and Runways)

48:12

Mimbres: History and Politics, Then and Now

01:05:23

Building an International Archaeology in Sonora, México

01:07:16

Phoenix Archaeology Under the Freeways

58:53

Hopi Migration Traditions and Archaeology

48:30

Early Agriculture in the Tucson Basin

14:06

The NHPA in Arizona: 50 Years of Protection, 200 Generations of Heritage

03:26

Pithouse Burn at Steam Pump Ranch

14:52

Pithouse Burning Experiment in Visible Light

25:37

Pithouse Burning Experiment in Infrared

01:05:33

Leaving Mesa Verde: The Great Pueblo Migrations of the 13th Century

55:26

Stability, Conflict, Connectivity, and Colonization in the Salinas Province

51:03

Practicing Preservation Archaeology at Mule Creek

01:08:29

Nomads in the Tribal Zone: Conflict & Compromise in 18th Century New Mexico

57:59

The Growth and Promise of Historical Archaeology in Academia and CRM

46:43

Discussing the Edge of Salado

01:04:32

When Social Networks Hurt

53:24

Inclusive Ideologies and Social Mechanisms

45:24

Ute, Comanche, and Pueblo Interaction in the Northern Rio Grande

52:44

Flagstaff’s Ancient Connections

47:50

The Fremont, Ancient Farmers of the Far Northern Southwest

46:57

Look on my works, ye mighty: Modeling Chaco Great House Visibility

01:04:04

Eastern and Western Perspectives on Archaeology and the Past

56:23

Re-thinking 17th-Century New Mexico

54:18

The Southwest without Paquimé

01:06:55

Riding the Serpent: The Cultural Relevance of Being a Hopi River Guide

56:45

Cities and Settlements, Past and Present

57:54

Lost Voices Found: Social Movements and Purposeful Equality in the Ancient Southwest

52:19

Consent and Dissent in Deep Time

38:02

Archaeology of the Human Experience

45:32

Collaborative Research with Native Communities

58:57

The Relationships among Social Interaction, Economics, and Culture

01:06:41

Fire, Climate, and Society—Past, Present, and Future

52:56

Archaeology Café: From Data to Digital Humanities Content

01:14:09

Canal Irrigation Studies on the Gila River Indian Community

03:06

MAPP Project - Arizona Trailer

01:11:58

Mapping People in Their Living Space: The Ethnoarchaeology of Mongolia's Reindeer Herders

58:00

Archaeology Café: Ancient Cultural Landscapes in Southeastern Utah

51:18

Archaeology Café: Exploring and Protecting the Great Bend of the Gila

50:59

Archaeology Café: A Historical Approach to Interpreting Great Kivas

01:04:18

Archaeology Café: Pan-Regional Exchange Systems and High-Status Goods

01:01:04

Archaeology Café: Big Data and Big Questions

53:26

Tea and Archaeology: Museums, Native Communities, and New Approaches for Living and Working Together

46:14

Tea and Archaeology: Chaco's Legacy in the Northern Southwest

01:02:38

Archaeology Café: Agave Farmers