Category:Archaeology in New Mexico

Archaeology in the United States by state or territory:

Subcategories

This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.

A

Archaeological sites in New Mexico‎ (10 C, 7 F)
Archaeology of the lower Mimbres Valley, New Mexico‎ (33 F)

C

Cliff dwellings at Bandelier National Monument‎ (6 C, 65 F)

Media in category "Archaeology in New Mexico"

The following 52 files are in this category, out of 52 total.

A researcher brushes away sediment from fossils on two different layers in the trench. The fossils on each step are from (c86fc8e3-afc9-41c4-83f1-8a5f1b154ad0).JPG 4,592 × 3,448; 6.29 MB
An archaeological reconnaissance of the Maroon Cliffs, Eddy County, New Mexico - for the Bureau of Land Management, Roswell District Office (IA archaeologicalre00hurs).pdf 402 × 145, 316 pages; 13.66 MB
Archeologists Uncover Ice Age Footprints (7970cc77-e177-4e4f-a8dd-2ec1289d14fe).JPG 4,011 × 2,416; 1.37 MB
Brushing out the Prints (badf26ba-0a4d-4f54-aae6-b213a340040b).JPG 3,967 × 2,692; 1.63 MB
Fire effects on archaeological resources, phase I - the Henry Fire, Holiday Mesa, Jemez Mountains, New Mexico (IA CAT10751071).pdf 1,227 × 1,589, 112 pages; 6.91 MB
Archeology of the Albuquerque sector of the Elena Gallegos project (IA CAT10858512).pdf 1,210 × 1,600, 484 pages; 30.28 MB
1975 excavation of Tijeras Pueblo, Cibola National Forest, New Mexico (IA CAT82766166).pdf 893 × 1,527, 330 pages; 14.76 MB
David Bustos Brushes Away Sediment in a Trench (1eada75b-9b7c-4ba6-8411-2c829d8f46a0).jpg 3,024 × 4,032; 4.03 MB
David Chance recording stratigraphy in trench at Shonitkwu site 45-FE-4A. Mazama Tephra near base of right wall. 1974. (b4c25e40-c3b8-42b0-a05a-c8b691a960ea).jpg 2,952 × 2,968; 739 KB
DEM of Human Footprints (9338fb36-ad48-4e84-97f1-e46175c9f996).jpg 1,653 × 916; 164 KB
Documenting the Tracks from a Different View (8c889a0d-3cce-45dd-a05a-2f37c6e1ad67).JPG 4,389 × 2,784; 3.2 MB
Excavating and Labeling the Prints (5d21ef88-93c1-4a3d-bbfd-b3ff778603cb).JPG 4,573 × 2,983; 2.46 MB
Excavation Trench with Ice Age Footprints in Background (268b8b71-a423-41c2-8155-dee89c62cdcb).JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 3.67 MB
Footprints in the Trench (102bfaa8-3486-4923-8999-dc7f9b565a00).JPG 4,032 × 3,024; 3.87 MB
Fort Spokane archeology. Noel Root, Robbin Johnston, and Kate Chance shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and (260da20b-f24b-4c13-bfd6-4a94b832dba9).jpg 4,128 × 5,943; 3.79 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology by David Chance. Priscilla Wegars shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white (1bb8918f-5dab-4292-a037-5a25289b886a).jpg 5,990 × 4,488; 5.07 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Craig Root, Madilane Perry, and David Chance shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black (fecf708a-e9ce-4728-a978-741f55d44117).jpg 4,130 × 5,990; 4.19 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. David Chance shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white photograph of a man (78612a28-a018-4889-9f19-b6b3c7a027bf).jpg 5,988 × 4,172; 2.86 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Kate Chance shown. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white photograph of a person at an archeological (8e7de139-b0cf-483f-9327-b5dbc93c1f38).jpg 5,988 × 4,074; 3.09 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Max Chance, Kate Chance, and Robbin Johnston shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black (a431145a-8507-4c61-b330-55975fe4e37b).jpg 5,988 × 4,085; 4.53 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Nancy Chaney and Robbin Johnston shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white (3abe5cad-a40d-4ea3-b353-a42a4e140ea8).jpg 5,988 × 4,515; 2.37 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Nancy Chaney, Robbin Johnston, and Kate Chance shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION (cd81f46a-86e9-4ddd-860f-399b6c248f60).jpg 5,990 × 4,130; 2.94 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Noel Root shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white photograph of a person (f42e6a70-1eb8-4d77-91be-ef7831b8e3fb).jpg 4,188 × 5,990; 2.78 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Priscilla Wegars shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- A black and white photograph of a (541f9bb5-4122-4204-bcb9-7e94e4ba8a60).jpg 4,202 × 5,990; 2.5 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Priscilla Wegars shown. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white photograph of a (da0c7171-cbb7-49eb-8f48-d5606c3f7f62).jpg 5,988 × 4,564; 4.44 MB
Fort Spokane cellar archeology. Taken May 25, 1985. IMAGE DESCRIPTION- Black and white photograph of five people at an (fa2ec466-6e45-48c1-b5ed-aa1911b5d3a9).jpg 5,964 × 4,385; 3.9 MB
Garnsey Bison Kill Site.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 5.21 MB
GALISTEO BASIN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES (IA gov.gpo.fdsys.CHRG-107shrg84655).pdf 1,275 × 1,650, 27 pages; 362 KB
Greg Finch, Susan Saastamo, and Harold Anderson excavating magazine at Fort Colvile. May 1970. (e9b600fe-2669-428d-b441-966a6aacd459).jpg 5,718 × 4,545; 3.66 MB
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a popular technique that is used in archeology to identiy areas of interest and potential (dcf1debf-6d1d-4557-a61f-a965091ed8a6).JPG 3,667 × 2,445; 1.49 MB
Intrigue of the past - discovering archaeology in New Mexico (IA intrigueofpastdi00came).pdf 1,322 × 1,795, 252 pages; 62.38 MB
Looking Down the Trench (fb6aaf7f-b9da-4620-8060-6ed275aa6b79).jpg 2,437 × 3,203; 2.77 MB
Mammoth Site (085a680318e2476bbd526c0205994859).JPG 350 × 540; 359 KB
Multiple techniques were used during the excavation of the fossilized footprints due to the varying environmental conditions (4e4c3bfb-a121-4e95-aa37-6395b68aee8b).jpg 3,814 × 1,991; 2.35 MB
Organic acts and administrative reports of the School of American archaeology, Santa Fé, New Mexico, U.S.A., 1907 to 1917 (IA organicactsadmin00santrich).pdf 720 × 1,089, 260 pages; 12.7 MB
Orrs Camp (2346a9a98bcc43baa1b61b61c11b5e8e).tif 1,768 × 1,184; 5.99 MB
Parents help their kids put together pottery shards based on pottery designs (73c5bfea-9728-4957-8b66-528829a5ce45).jpg 1,801 × 1,009; 356 KB
Part of ruin of Chetro Ketl as seen from cliff on north side, showing large kiva and tracks used for dump cars in excavating (bb602c1285fa455dbed1bdd04439f09f).jpg 516 × 363; 48 KB
Peter Burgen and Charles Simpson preparing to leave Hayes Island during David Chance's excavation project. Body of water is the (23ebaf82-9539-4df9-9027-f6483a4daaa3).jpg 2,658 × 2,007; 619 KB
Physical protection workbook, Dittert Site (IA physicalprotect1200unit).pdf 1,125 × 1,533, 98 pages; 7.04 MB
Physical protection workbook - Casamero site - draft (IA physicalprotectcas00unit).pdf 1,133 × 1,531, 224 pages; 20.35 MB
Physical protection workbook - Shepherd site - draft (IA physicalprotecti00unit).pdf 1,127 × 1,539, 116 pages; 6.82 MB
Pygmy Mammoth Bones (600685e75a024b3ca7672cb34f150398).JPG 750 × 515; 800 KB
Researchers catalog footprints found at the site to keep an accurate record of the quantity of footprints as well as their (c55ecdf5-8fe1-4a6f-befa-d738d84bddea).JPG 4,032 × 3,024; 5.22 MB
Researchers use brushes to carefully reveal the full impression of footprints found in delicate gypsum sand. These tools allow (881789fc-9949-4758-aeb4-59a19ed5eea7).jpg 1,741 × 2,201; 1.5 MB
Susan Saastamo and part of the Fort Colvile stockade. May 1970. (54250c03-6329-4ebe-8b38-1e3a2e8cb606).jpg 5,718 × 4,545; 3.03 MB
Susan Saastamo at footings of Fort Colvile. May 1970. (6aadb0c0-b5f4-418b-a90d-6e7809741f8b).jpg 4,545 × 5,718; 2.93 MB
Tagging each footprint is beneficial for documenting the total site and recreating digital maps of the tracks. It is also useful (2d94dba8-aae0-4cf9-ae2e-774536755377).JPG 3,590 × 2,861; 3.02 MB
Test areas were dug into the soil to reveal the individual sediment layers that accrue over time. These layers are useful in (b7fa7280-d040-433a-8a3c-3e377643267e).JPG 4,592 × 3,448; 7.15 MB
The circular ceremonial room in Atsinna Pueblo filled with snow. The monuments sits at more than 7200 feet above sea level and (a09c83d4-96f2-4def-8d73-17ad3b016f94).jpg 5,312 × 2,988; 6.5 MB
Tom Rybus and Andrea Ecob preparing to leave Hayes Island during David Chance's excavation project. 1972. (985c37f7-c25b-438f-bb9e-db6fa252b98e).jpg 2,664 × 2,003; 649 KB
Tools such as these brushes are commonly used in delicate environments during an excavation. Due to wind patterns and (fbf95d0c-47a9-4863-9836-bc2b57f702d8).jpg 2,648 × 2,818; 2.54 MB

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