Channeling archaeology

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The Archaeology Channel (archaeologychannel.org) a content-rich website that offers a small but around 65 free videos created by the Archaeological Legacy Institute (ALI) an Oregon-based group headed by archaeologist Richard Pettigrew is described. The videos are well written and offer expert knowledge in accessible language and the video and audio clarity is generally quite good.

Archaeological societies, Archaeological associations

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Chaco Canyon in cyberspace

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National Park Service, NASA, and Ideum www.traditionsofthesun.org The site's main page features five sets of satellite images that successively zoom in on the starkly beautiful desert canyon, starting with a regional view showing the extent of Chacoan civilization, and ending with a close up of a single pueblo at the park.

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Chaco Canyon in cyberspace

Article Abstract:

National Park Service, NASA, and Ideum The site's main page features five sets of satellite images that successively zoom in on the starkly beautiful desert canyon, starting with a regional view showing the extent of Chacoan civilization, and ending with a close up of a single pueblo at the park.

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