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I wrote this paper for a magazine, not a journal, because I wasn't sure there were enough good data available. Then I found a group of energetic colleagues who wanted to push ahead, so we are working on some papers. School of Human Evolution and Social Change ASU Teotihuacan Lab zocalopublicsquare.org/move-climate-t…

Come join us for an afternoon full of learning, fun, and all things Teotihuacan! We will have activities for all ages for the ASU Open Door event on Tempe campus on Saturday, February 22nd from 1-5pm. We hope to see you there! - #teotihuacan #asu #asubeinghuman #anthropology

Happy Maya Monday! This week’s spotlight is on Tikal, located in the Petén region of Guatemala. To learn more about Tikal, check out the Tikal Project at UPenn: penn.museum/collections/ar…

This Saturday is the ASU Open Door event! Come join us for an afternoon full of fun activities and learning. We will be located outside of the SHESC building and in SHESC 104. We hope to see you there!

Publishing Archaeology: "Teotihuacan fracas: Pasztory claims she was ripped off and ignored by Millon and Cowgill" (blog post from 2017) ASU Teotihuacan Lab publishingarchaeology.blogspot.com/2017/12/teotih…

This week’s Maya City is Palenque! Palenque is a smaller, lower density Maya City, but is still internationally recognized! Research on Palenque is ongoing, as not much of it has been fully discovered. Learn more about Palenque, check out the UNESCO site! whc.unesco.org/en/list/411/

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This week’s #MayaMonday city is Coba! Coba is located in Quintana Roo, Mexico on the Yucatán Peninsula. To learn more about Coba, check out this link: peabody.harvard.edu/coba

Happy Teo Tuesday everyone! This week we are highlighting a special man: George Lewis Cowgill. From Idaho to San Juan Teotihuacan, his impact continues through what is has been the Cowgill Books Project.

Hello Teo Tuesday lovers! Interns at the lab have been working on digitizing slides of excavations from 1993 as well as artifacts found at these excavations and uploading them online for future researchers!

It’s Teo Tuesday! 🗣️‼️ This week we are featuring the team that brings you these very cool and awesome informational posts. Read more about us in our most recent blog post! teotihuacanresearchlab.wordpress.com/2025/04/08/dig…