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Upgrades at Mesa Verde
Dear Friends, The title of today’s note is “A Mountain Goat, a Desert Rat, and an Urban Ape Get Skunked.” Earlier this week, Vice President of Preservation and Collaboration John Welch, Preservation Anthropologist Aaron Wright, and I tried to visit a small rockshelter in east-central Arizona that purportedly contains Paleoindian rock imagery. (For those of you familiar with Southwestern archaeology, you know the phrase “Paleoindian rock imagery”…
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