This year's cohort will mark the second virtual Orientation week. Here's what our HRM students experienced last year: ow.ly/Q9vX50FINJZ

Indigenous archaeology seeks to optimize First Nations authority over the protection, preservation and management of their ancestral places and belongings. Indigenous perspectives are integral to HRM work: ow.ly/kdiK50FIOgK

HRM Program Director Welch says "Sacred sites lack specific and enforceable protections" and sees opportunities for policy-practice reforms: azcentral.com/in-depth/news/…

"Our class discussions of professional ethics and legislations remain closely tethered to real-world frameworks of professional HRM practice."–HRM grad Megan Vanderwel, Cultural Resource Officer, BC Oil and Gas Commission

Tomorrow is #OrangeShirtDay.

New position at Archaeology Southwest: Director, Tribal Outreach Initiative. We seek an individual with substantial project and team management. We encourage applications from candidates who identify as Native American. Please share/retweet. archaeologysouthwest.org/about/position…

Check out my latest video about sacred Apache lands in Arizona. I've tried to show what's at stake if a proposed copper mine is built on a high desert mesa called Oak Flat. Call your Congress people! #Apache #PublicLands

The rugged desert landscape offers a quiet reprieve for people and wildlife alike. Preserving the opportunity to escape our busy lives is just one reason we need to #ProtectGreatBend.

Introduction to archaeology: A personal perspective | Paul Everill | T taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/…

Join us for the HRM open house April 28 from 4-6pm PST. Prospective students will meet the current co-hort, connect with the Program Director and profs, and have their application and thesis questions answered. Free registration: ow.ly/p9eC50IHupC

We spoke with two recent HRM grads to find out what they wish they knew before their graduate studies at SFU began: ow.ly/myBL50IHv92

Applications for the Fall 2022 cohort are open now until July 1. Read the FAQ: ow.ly/FYqk50IHuR7

The SFU Archaeology dept. will host its spring HRM program open house April 28 from 4-6pm for prospective grad students. Prime opportunity to meet faculty + current students and learn more about thesis research programs that provide funding opportunities. ow.ly/G10X50IHuz3

“Every year of my career, I think differently about HRM," says grad Sarah Smith. "Doing master’s research has made me a better writer and it’s made me more interested in tying research goals in at the beginning of projects.” ow.ly/maXZ50IHv41

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youtu.be/d81ltviQExY This the best-ever, Indigenous-centered, multi-vocal argument for perpetual preservation of Chaco not just as a “site,” but as a landscape-scale phenomenon with reverberant values and implications for many communities.

Botany as Archaeology, to Stop a Lithium Mine - CounterPunch.org counterpunch.org/2022/08/12/bot…

Great Bend of the Gila Conservation Act Introduced oan.srpmic-nsn.gov/great-bend-of-… via O'odham Action News: Home

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In Small Places, Big Histories, by @AdamMSowards open.substack.com/pub/adamsoward…