Join us for our next lecture: Tuesday, June 10, at 6:30 pm The ZOOARCHAEOLOGY OF TIJERAS PUEBLO Dr. Emily Lena Jones, UNM What can the collections recovered from the 1970's field schools can tell us? In this talk, Emily Jones, the lab director of the UNM Zooarchaeology laboratory brings together the results from several different analysis to explore the fauna remains and what they can tell us about life in the Tijeras Pueblo community. The lecture is held in the Sandia Ranger Station Large Conference room.
********************** The self-guided trail (on-site) is always open. The garden is planted just in time for a recent good storm. Won't you come and join us to water when Mother Nature decides to take a break? We always have a need for museum guardians, too. Do come and check us out!
Lectures Series:
Second Tuesday of the month, 6:30 pm
February through June and September, October and November
Location for in-person lectures:
Sandia District Ranger Station
11776 State Highway 337, Tijeras
1/2 mile south of the Tijeras Intersection
Large Conference Room: Please use building North entance
Topics:
Archaeology and Native American Culture
In-person admission is free to members and a suggested donation of $5 is asked of non-members.