The Enchanted Owl, 1960, Stonecut on paper by Inuk artist Kenojuak Ashevak. Printmaking has been a valuable form of expression for many artists within Indigenous communities #ReframingWomenPrintmakers

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Thank you, Verde Valley Chapter of the Arizona Archaeological Society, and thank you, Sedona. This research project was funded by a David Wilcox Archaeology Grant from the Verde Valley Chapter of AAS, and it was a real pleasure to share the results in person. 🏺 #archaeology #academicsky

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The Spring 2025 issue of the Journal of Arizona Archaeology (Volume 11, number 1) is out today! Copies are available in the members section of the AAC website, or from the AAC web shop. aac.wildapricot.org/JAZA 🏺 #archaeology #academicsky #ArizonaArchaeologicalCouncil #JAZA

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Arizona friends, I'll be giving a public talk in Sedona next week on recent research on Salado polychrome ceramics in the Phoenix Basin. Archaeological ceramics + archaeological science = new insights on regional interactions during the 14th and 15th centuries. (more in alt text) 🏺 #archaeology

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Today, I'm also guilty of having done some data analysis, but I'm not sorry. #AcademicSky

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