Lowry Pueblo in Canyons of the Ancients Natl Monument
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SPECIAL EXHIBITS and EVENTS

Schedules are subject to change, and new events may be added on short notice.
Call (970) 882-5600 for latest information.

Exhibit Schedule | Event Schedule

SPECIAL EXHIBIT GALLERY
Through October 31, 2012

 

PIECES OF THE PUZZLE:
New Perspectives on the Hohokam 'Pueblo Grande' Hohokam village, Art by Michael Hampshire. Credit Pueblo Grande Museum, City of Phoenix AZ

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE HOHOKAM?

 

 

 

More than 40,000 people lived in the Hohokam region in AD 1300, but fewer than 10,000 were present only two centuries later. Clues from artifacts and architecture help archaeologists to understand this decline.

Newly-developed methods and techniques reveal environmental and social stresses that led to the depopulation of southern Arizona during the 14th and 15th centuries.

Recent discoveries about trade and immigration link Four Corners people to the Hohokam culture of Southern Arizona. This exhibit is loaned by theCenter for Desert Archaeology, with artifacts from the Pueblo Grande Museum (Phoenix) and the Arizona State Museum (Tucson).

 

 

 

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FOUR CORNERS LECTURE SERIES 2012

A complete listing of events and venues is coming soon. 

 

 Please check back for updates.
Call the Anasazi Heritage Center at 
(970) 882-5600 for latest information.

   
Last updated: 12-06-2011