Chat with the Archaeologist, January 2021 Edition

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CHAT WITH THE ARCHAEOLOGIST!

Join us today, Friday, January 8th, at 2:00PM (MST).

Project Archaeologist, Dr. Chester Liwosz will be discussing:

This month we celebrate the New Year by kicking off Season 2. In this installment, Dr. Liwosz explains some changes to this series' format and wraps up loose ends from Season 1, including answering unaired questions.

The event will stream live on our YouTube channel. Dr. Liwosz will answer questions posted in the comments section.

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OUR MISSION

The Mesa Prieta Petroglyph Project is exclusively organized for charitable and educational purposes, including the promotion of heritage stewardship and the preservation of archaeological features and the environment and cultural landscape of the Mesa Prieta region of the northern Rio Grande Valley through documentation, education and outreach.

GRATITUDE FOR OUR GRANTORS

We wish to give special gratitude to the granting agencies that help us meet our programming goals. We feel so fortunate to receive these funds. Our youth education programs, tours and outreach, and preservation efforts thrive due to the charitable help of these organizations:

Anonymous
Generation Next, LLC
LANL Foundation
Mockovciak Family Foundation
National Endowment for the Humanities
New Mexico Humanities Council
Northern Rio Grande National Heritage Area
Rio Arriba County Lodgers Tax
Santa Fe Community Foundation
Santa Fe Tobacco Foundation
Sulica Fund

Our mailing address is:
PO Box 407
Velarde, New Mexico, 87582
USA
505 852 1351
www.mesaprietapetroglyphs.org

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